Tim Conrad
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I've been doing genealogy since at least the early 1970's (my father was really interested in genealogy, but only on his paternal line). Well, it got in his system and so it got in mine as well.
Having moved to SE Pennsylvania has allowed me the luxury of doing quite a bit genealogical research the old way (walking cemeteries, browsing old books in court houses, making phone calls, etc), before the internet made a lot of it easier.
You will likely find a lot of the connections that I made over the years as common knowledge now. That's OK, I was never in this for the credit. I'm only a little bothered that a few speculative connections seem to have lost the "speculative" comments in the notes.
Having moved to SE Pennsylvania has allowed me the luxury of doing quite a bit genealogical research the old way (walking cemeteries, browsing old books in court houses, making phone calls, etc), before the internet made a lot of it easier.
You will likely find a lot of the connections that I made over the years as common knowledge now. That's OK, I was never in this for the credit. I'm only a little bothered that a few speculative connections seem to have lost the "speculative" comments in the notes.
I've been doing genealogy since at least the early 1970's (my father was really interested in genealogy, but only on his paternal line). Well, it got in his system and so it got in mine as well.
Having moved to SE Pennsylvania has allowed me the luxury of doing quite a bit genealogical research the old way (walking cemeteries, browsing old books in court houses, making phone calls, etc), before the internet made a lot of it easier.
You will likely find a lot of the connections that I made over the years as common knowledge now. That's OK, I was never in this for the credit. I'm only a little bothered that a few speculative connections seem to have lost the "speculative" comments in the notes.
Having moved to SE Pennsylvania has allowed me the luxury of doing quite a bit genealogical research the old way (walking cemeteries, browsing old books in court houses, making phone calls, etc), before the internet made a lot of it easier.
You will likely find a lot of the connections that I made over the years as common knowledge now. That's OK, I was never in this for the credit. I'm only a little bothered that a few speculative connections seem to have lost the "speculative" comments in the notes.
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