Casefile Clues: Wrapping Up Issue 25

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Thursday, January 14, 2010

Wrapping Up Issue 25

Issue 25 is pretty well wrapped up and should be ready for normal distribution. It started out as a search for a missing heir from an 1870 era probate. It ended up discussing:

age estimation
why specific source citation is important, especially why version of a record you are using
chain migration
and a few more things.

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