Much of my initial data comes from transcriptions of church and civil
documents. Eventually, I will check against the originals. (I've done
some volunteer transcribing, so I know the value of seeing the
original hand-written document for verification.) How should I handle
the transcription sources/
--- Kimberly Ryan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Much of my initial data comes from transcriptions of
> church and civil
> documents. Eventually, I will check against the
> originals. (I've done
> some volunteer transcribing, so I know the value of
> seeing the
> original hand-written document for
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> Subject: [LegacyUG] Transcriptions/originals
>
> Much of my initial data comes from transcriptions of church and civil
> documents. Eventually, I will check against the originals. (I've done
> some volunteer transcribing, so I know the value of seeing the
>
I would keep both sources (and I do)
I have sources along the lines of
Census - Transcription - 1881 - Ontario, York West
Census - Index - 1881 - Ontario, York West
Census - Image - 1881 - Ontario, York West
Census - Film - 1881 - Ontario York West
I would use up to all 4, depending on what
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Much of my initial data comes from transcriptions of church and civil
documents. Eventu
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