I agree with Richard Rand that any submission can furnish a clue. However it would be nice if the submitter would cite the source of the information submitted. This is true of Family Search and other genealogical sites. Harry

Harry Lazarus wrote: > I agree with Richard Rand that any submission can furnish a clue. However it > would be nice if the submitter would cite the source of the information > submitted. This is true of Family Search and other genealogical sites. > Harry Maybe it's me -- lots of stuff *is* -- but some of the "sources" I receive aren't worth the paper to print them on. "WFT #432" for instance, or "www.OneBigFamily.com" And then there're the people who want the sources you provide them explained "What's Liber 3 folio 358 mean?" or justified, "So, why did you look in the X county records? They lived in Y county, are you sure it's the same family?" I'm beginning to get really fond of "Private Communication." If it's good enough to nuclear physics, it's good enough for genealogy. (g) Cheryl