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Beyond the Index-Michael John Neill-Clarifying Clara--Analysis of a Death Certificate
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Michael John Neill – 4/24/2002
Clarifying Clara: Analysis of A Death Certificate
The goal of the genealogist, as some readers already
know, is to collect as much paper as possible. The "genealogy game" is won
by the person whose paper collection is the largest.
This comment is only partially in jest. The goal of the genealogist should
be to collect as much information as possible, analyze that information
thoroughly, weigh the accuracy of that information, consider the original
source from which the information came, and reach reasonable conclusions
based upon that evidence. Consequently, whenever a researcher obtains any
document, that document should be analyzed for clues to other records.
I obtained the death certificate of Clara Ettie Lake, who died in Bevier,
Macon County, Missouri, on 14 March 1921 at the age of fifty- three years.
For the purposes of this article, I'll pretend that the only information I
have on Clara is what is contain"
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