That's a good idea - make groups in email addresses.
I know I need to get more organised.
I've started adding a "person" in Legacy called Research <SURNAME>
Under this person I list things I've found that don't belong to any
particular person - yet - eg census results that include an unusual
family name but don't yet fit.
I also am listing contacts.
Also, when the person is part of my tree, I add a private event
called Family Historian and put their details there.
Cathy
At 08:01 PM 23/04/2006, you wrote:
I use Outlook Express for this. I set up a group for each surname
and when I meet a new cousin/researcher, I add them to the
appropriate group and make notes on how they are related or what
their interest is.
When something new is discovered, I can easily click the group and
send to all.
Gail Rich Nestor
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