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Evaluating Evidence: Books

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This post is being updated and has been split into two posts, use the links below to get to the information you're looking for:

  • using and evaluating books as a genealogical source
  • how to know if a genealogy source is right (not just about books)

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I'm Jennifer, and I'm an Occasional Genealogist... sort of. For over ten years I've been a professional genealogist. I started researching my own family nearly 30 years ago. Like many of you, I started as an Occasional Genealogist. I had to squeeze research in while in school and while working full-time. Then I got my first genealogy job and for awhile, it was genealogy all the time. Now I have two kids. I do other people's genealogy constantly but my own? Coming up with ways to do great genealogy, despite all the interruptions, is now mandatory.

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