On 2011/11/10 17:37, Robert E. Carneal wrote: > On the other hand, when a person says to me, "Well, Joe said his brother's > son's wife's sister's daughter found out one of our ancestors used to live in > Miami," I don't accept that as a solid source. No way to track that back > and confirm it. To me, that would be more of a secondary source, and worth a > note. To me, unconfirmable sources are not primary sources. They can either > secondary sources or just notes.
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