Steve (Sivcho) Stumpp
Honor Code SignatorySigned 24 Nov 2013 | 5,039 contributions | 217 thank-yous | 425 connections
Signed 24 Nov 2013 | 5,039 contributions | 217 thank-yous | 425 connections
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Born 1940s.
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| Created 23 Nov 2013
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Just a reminder that an online tree, such as one from Ancestry, is not a reliable source for a Pre-1700 profile. If you are planning to reference a tree it should be under Research Notes, using the format Ancestry Profile which will take you to the tree. From there you can do a tree search for the name (if not found) and substitute the found id (e.g., 1847466750). Then you can use the sources from the tree. (In the case of Anna there are no sources).
There is further information on Pre-1700 Profiles. You might find the information for Germany Resources helpful.
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The references to the trees was posted by Brian Henry when he created the memorial. Are we good?
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Debi
How are things going? A couple of tips for you as you add to your tree. If you find a duplicate profile, and complete a merge, all the information from one merge is copied into the new combined profile. Please go in and edit the Biography section remove "duplicate" information.
If you don't have a last or first name, note the related information in the related profile's biography section until additional information is found rather than creating an unknown profile.
If you don't have a date or place of birth, at least try and estimate that information and note that it is an estimate in the Bio section.
And lastly, source as you go, because if you're like me, you won't remember where you found the info.
I am a mentor and here to help so let me know! Nae
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