US, Virginia-Vital Records: Birth Date only, no other indexable information

f begly

US, Virginia—Vital Records, 1715–1901 [Part B][M3R8-9ZT]

The first line has only a birth date. Should I index it?

Thank you.

erutherford

PI says:

• If a record does not include a name for the primary person, you should still index the record, marking the primary name fields blank and indexing other names, such as names of the parents, along with any other fields that are present on the record.

erutherford

You will index it, leaving the birth year blank, if you cannot locate one

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f begly

To clarify, the line has NO other information, including names. I ascertained the birth year by looking at previous screens.

Melissa S Himes

If there is no information, not even a single name of a parent, and no date, then you don't have anything to index.