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Pastimes : Genealogy
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To: lennyg who wrote (178)4/30/2005 1:52:31 PM
From: ManyMoose  Read Replies (1) of 443
 
No, except those of my own family. As a surviving son of a veteran, I was able to get a copy of his discharge papers from the VA. They were identical to a paper I found in a safe.

You might be way out ahead of me.

If you have a family with a well developed genealogy, you might find a lot of your work done for you. I wouldn't feel reticent to incorporate data I found in family websites.

Check out cemeteries on the web. I found the cemetery where my great grandfather's family is buried, and there is enough information in that to trace their lineage back to the eighteenth century.
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