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Sunday, February 14, 2010
  Issue 29 and the future
Issue 29 is being proofed--please be patient as sometimes Sue has to deal with me being footnote challenged. I'm still somewhat recovering from my surgery and am still playing catchup and trying to not get any more behind than I already am. Hopefully readers appreciate the work we do on citations in Casefile Clues. My copy of Evidence Explained is getting more and more worn every week.

Issue 29 will be sent out, but most likely not on Sunday. Early this week is looking like the expected delivery date...so if you have been putting off subscribing, there's still time.

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These I'mworking on in the relatively near future. Suggestions for future topics are always welcomed. There are several pieces planned for a little bit later down the road.

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Name: Michael John Neill
Location: Illinois, United States

I write "Casefile Clues" a weekly genealogy newsletter focusing on genealogy research methodology and interpretation. Every week I look at a record or a problem from one of the many families of my children scattered across the US and Europe. "Casefile Clues" does not try to "scoop" the latest news, rather I focus on using and interpreting records. My goal is to give you ideas to help you with your own research. Since 1995, I have written over 600 genealogy columns for both Ancestry and Eastman's Online Newsletter. My new columns for Casfile Clues are distributed only through this site.

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