Lifetime Genealogist wants to 'give away' a lifetime of family records
How do I respond to a person who has a trove of genealogy material from all over the world? This person apparently wants to 'clean house' by getting rid of a lifetime collection?
I am certain the Family Search Library has very strict parameters regarding accepting private contributions.
I am fairly well versed in research and documentation in my own family records going back to my possession of 3 temple record books from Denmark, Norway and Sweden originated in the 1910's but not sure how to evaluate information from others.
I staff the Walla Walla Washington family search center once a week. I am going to involve the director in evaluating this unknown material. Any other directives?
Paul Gordon Crowther,
Answers
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The Salt Lake City Library in Salt Lake would probably take it. We have removed your email and phone number for safety. Their number is 801-240-6996.
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The Allen County Library Genealogy Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana accepts manuscripts and genealogy collections.
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