[Genealib] Citation sheet

[Phyllis Rickard]

The "Reference Family Data Sheet" was from a workbook that went along with 
"Tracing your ancestry" by F. Wilbur Helmbold. The workbook was sepatate and 
had many helpful forms including family group sheets, pedigree charts, 
census extraction forms, an outline map of the USA and a graph paper type 
chart that was handy for charting what you wanted to look for and for whom. 
It was a very useful book and I still have mine.

Phyllis Rickard
AV / Outreach Librarian
Lenawee County Library
Adrian, MI
prickard at monroe.lib.mi.us

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Genealogy" <genealogy at morleylibrary.org>
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Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2007 11:46 AM
Subject: [Genealib] Citation sheet


>A short time ago someone on this list was looking for a citation sheet to 
>place in a toploading poly notebook sleeve.  It was described as having 
>alternating gray and white stripes and including spaces to completely 
>describe the source of the resource that would be placed in the same 
>sleeve.   In sorting through files today, I think I may have found a copy 
>of this sheet.  The title at the top is Reference Family Data Sheet.  Along 
>the left border is
> Copyright 1988, William Dollarhide, all rights reserved.
> Could this be the sheet in question?
>
> Sally Malone
> Genealogy specialist
> genealogy at morleylibrary.org
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