Editors tend to resist publishing articles that provide a "research travelogue" -- "first I looked here, and then that led me to..." but for those of us still struggling to figure out how to do good research, a travelogue or two is most welcome. National Genealogical Society president Jan Alpert provides one involving the Neill families, possibly related, of Peoria and Schuyler counties, Illinois in the January issue of UpFront with NGS. There's no magical revelation or clear conclusion, but I find it interesting to see how someone else goes about a project starting with a clue or two from a Civil War pension file.
Showing posts with label Schuyler County Illinois. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Schuyler County Illinois. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Central Illinois research as it happens
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Labels: Illinois, Jan Alpert, National Genealogical Society, Neill family, Peoria County Illinois, research advice, Schuyler County Illinois, UpFront with NGS
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