Indexing

I'm reviewing a city directory, and the indexer skipped the second column of names. I've heard tha…

Answered ✓ Rs Mom 133 views 3 comments 0 points Most recent by Christy Boyle January 30Indexing

G72R-9W5 has a WWII draft registration attachment. The name of the employer is indexed as a source.…

Answered Douglas McPhaden 19 views 1 comment 0 points Most recent by SerraNola January 30Search

This one line has me confused: McDonald John M (Lucy) millwkr h5 Moring (Caraleigh) I'm guessing Ca…

Answered MannGil 62 views 2 comments 0 points Most recent by MannGil January 29Indexing

I'm looking at the 1860 census for Brooklyn, Windham, Connecticut, which is a set of 53 images. How…

Answered ✓ Williamson_39 34 views 2 comments 0 points Most recent by Williamson_39 January 21Search

How should I index name abbreviations such as Rbt and Wm? Should I enter them exactly as recorded i…

Answered annamaykremer1 66 views 1 comment 0 points Most recent by erutherford January 20Indexing

I am reviewing an indexing batch with about 300 records (a City Directory). I reviewed the first 1…

Answered ShamuDWhale 130 views 5 comments 0 points Most recent by erutherford January 19Indexing

Burial cards

Argentina, Cementerio La Plata—Burial Cards 1886–2022 [Part A] [MQ5V-VKK] Reviewing this batch, I n…

Answered Mirevo 45 views 1 comment 0 points Most recent by Eugene Call January 15Indexing

What does (c: Rosa) mean? When I see Herman H (Alma E), I know to index Alma E as Herman's spouse.…

Answered Lorrie Ruth Maughan Riches 131 views 5 comments 1 point Most recent by Katherine Huie January 13Indexing

I would like to start indexing in my spare time. I would, ideally, like to index records for my lo…

Answered Frazier 113 views 3 comments 0 points Most recent by erutherford January 11Indexing

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