Sometimes the story you’re searching for isn’t in the next record…
it’s already waiting inside the one you have.
The Hidden Story inside a Single Record
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I really enjoyed listening to this. It was very helpful information. I am struggling to write about my grandfather’s life. I have a lot of information beyond the basic documents. They all tell his story. I need to figure out how to get started. Do you have any videos or information for those who struggle to get started writing?
Thank you so much Lynn. I really appreciate the time and help you give in writing our ancestral stories,
Thank you for so many of your posting here. They are a great tools to, as you say, help me get beyond the research, a whole other set of mental tools, an additional way to LOOK/analyze. Today’s post gave me a way to create a family history that is based on both citations AND stories. Thanks again! Joan
What a great reminder, thank you, Lynn.
Love and blessings, Paula. NZ