Sue Hawes, a genealogist based in Portland, Maine and Massachusetts native, has served as the very able proofreader for Casefile Clues since September 2009. Her genealogical education includes the National Genealogical Society's (NGS) American Genealogy Home Study Course and Advanced Methodology and Analysis at the Institute of Genealogy & Historical Research (IGHR). In May 2010, Sue will lead a group of Rev. William Crain (1802-1884) descendants to southern Hancock County, Illinois for cemetery and other family research. When she is not busy with genealogy or her full-time job in technical support, Sue enjoys camping and spending time with her husband and teenage daughter.
Michael's Note: Sue always keeps me on my toes, but readers should remember that any errors, omissions, or general "boo-boos" rest at my feet, not hers. Her help in getting Casefile Clues off every week is greatly appreciated.
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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