Jay Jacobsen
Honor Code SignatorySigned 24 Jan 2020 | 1,453 contributions | 14 thank-yous | 744 connections
Signed 24 Jan 2020 | 1,453 contributions | 14 thank-yous | 744 connections
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Jay J. Jacobsen
Born 1950s.
Ancestors 
Son of Edward Jacobsen
and Dorothy (Hundertmark) Jacobsen
Brother of
[private sister (1940s - unknown)], [private brother (1950s - unknown)] and [private sister (1950s - unknown)]
[children unknown]
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| Created 22 Jan 2020
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Yes, I plan to join the Norway Project and I will continue to develop my branch based on research I have completed so far.
Also, My father is mentioned in a genealogy report that was written in 1951 by Hauser, William Moore, "The Ancestors of William Moore Hauser III from 1588 to 1946." The Detroit Society for Genealogical Research, 1951. It is in the Library of Congress. How can I find out if it is referenced anywhere in Wikitree and if it is considered a credible source. There is a two volume book by Passmore written in 1897, also in the Library of Congress, that chronicles The Ancestors of Andrew Moore. The two sources focus on the same family and Hauser should have done a much better job footnoting his research and giving credit to Passmore since he obviously borrowed from his predecessor.
I have a pdf copy of Hauser's report and can that be placed on Wikitree for reference? Some of Hauser's conclusions lack a proper source so maybe it is not the source but possibly can function as a reference to be verified.
Best Regards,
Jay Jacobsen
You can create an "Also see:" section under the sources header and references tag and add the pdf copy of Hauser's report. I would say if you find a source for the information at "The Detroit Society for Genealogical Research, 1951. It is in the Library of Congress". Sources <references /> See also:
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Do you have a free account with FamilySearch.org it is a great website to find sources with citations for birth, death, census records and more?
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