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Extras << Family Records <<
10 Major "Sins" against Family Records
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Junk or Heirloom?
10 Major "Sins" against Family Records
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Used with permission from The Everything Family Tree Book
by William G. Hartley (Adams Media, 1998)
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The difference between a piece of junk and an heirloom or antique is simple: one generation of time. If items can survive the junk stage for one full generation, they
will become curiosities and then valuable family keepsakes and heirlooms.
Used with permission from The Everything Family Tree Book
by William G. Hartley (Adams Media, 1998)
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The information contained on this page comes from a variety of sources, but relies heavily on The Everything Family Tree Book by William G. Hartley (Adams Media,
1998) and Ancestors: A Beginner's Guide to Family History & Genealogy by Jim & Terry Willard with Jane Wilson (Houghton Mifflin Company, 1997).
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