Don't you have lots of documents for persons whose birth year is unknown at the time you get first documents?? - I would think many have only the roughest estimate for DOB at time document is collected (for example, when all you have is a will, or a mention in someone else's document). Just curious.

Lisa

Glen Ballard wrote:
There has been a lot of talk about how to file paper documents. Here is how I handle this situation which doesn't require using RIN, MRIN, or UserID.

First off, I scan every piece of paper document and photo. I asign a name to this item as follows:

Last-First-YOB.jpg (YOB=Year of Birth.) (I use .tif for archival purposes and .jpg, thumbnail images, for web and attachments in Legacy)
The following are a few examples:


Smith-John-1894.jpg (photo)

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