Hi everyone.

I'm sorry if the message I sent out requesting assistance
was confusing - it is being sent to several listservs.

Basically what I am trying to find out is this:

What sort of "research trends" do you see in terms of family
history research?

Do you seen any changes in how research collections are being
used?  Are they being used in different ways than they might
have been 10 years ago?

Are there emerging issues in family history research that I
need to know about?

Are there types of collections that might be overlooked as
gold mines for your research?  For example, obvious sources
of information will give facts regarding vital statistics
information (when was someone born, when did they marry,
when did they die) - are there other sources that provide
you with information that you find useful (such as
diaries, letters, business ledgers, etc.)

Let me know if this isn't clear - this is basically the gist
of what I need help with.

Thanks!

Elizabeth

>
> In a message dated 11/1/2003 8:30:37 AM Pacific Standard Time,
> [log in to unmask] writes:
> <
> Unless I am terribly wrong (help me out here Elizabeth), I believe that
> Elizabeth Roderick is referring in the message below on the project to (at
> least)
> the documents/books in UVA's Special Collections holdings.
> >
>
> We know to what she was referring, but what did she say?  We need an
> interpreter.
>
> Julia
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