Hi Kirstin,
Well I don't lump to the extent that you do.
Different "publisher", different Master Source.
Repositories is a more troubling category I think. The same book or
microfiche indexes or images etc can be found in many different
repositories. Repositories usually contain heaps of different
sources. So I don't normally make a Master Source for a
Repository. I'm more interested in the origin of the book or
microfiche or digital images, although where it/they can be viewed is
also important.
Different database, different Master Source - unless there is
something definite to link small databases.
For example I have a Master Source for the Dorset Online Parish Clerk
website made up of transcriptions of parish registers, censuses etc
for each town in Dorset, England.
I also access Dorset parish registers in other ways (transcriptions
on other sites, LDS films, photocopies kindly sent me by fellow
genealogists from the Dorset Record Office ...)
Cathy
At 07:49 AM 10/10/2007, you wrote:
What do people do when they have several different repositories for
the same information. For example: I have Cemeteries & Churches list
under one master list (yes, I'm a lumper). But some of the cemetery
information is from on-line databases (with or without picture) &
some is from me personally visiting the cemetery. I have been using
the detail to differentiate, but is there a better way? What do other's do?
--
Kirstin
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