It's fine to acknowledge the person that originally gave me the information;
however, sometimes she gives me month and year or just year of death and
then when I look at the SSDI I find the full date. So if I leave the source
citing my cousin's information and also the SSDI source, won't that appear
that the full date was given to me by my cousin when in fact she only gave
me a partial date? That's why I delete her as a source and use the source
where I got complete information. Same goes for incorrect information from
my cousin. Since she gave me no source for where she got the death date and
SSDI has a different date which I believe to be the correct one, to keep her
as a source for the SSDI date would be inconsistent with the information she
gave me. Lots of angles here.
Ruth A. (Sconza Testa) Nerud
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