No your not, Inger.quote:
I'm not an automaton
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But sometimes I get the feeling that researchers are regarded as automated reference works, to be consulted without acknowledgement.
You should, Inger. I found a wealth of information about about my mothers side of the family from my great aunt including mother's great Uncle and his wife's passport for a 1932 visit to England and Denmark, Sweden along with his original travel intinary. Plus other fascinating info. Including a pocket watch as old as dirt. All of which I ended up with.quote:
I don't want to pester my aunt about it as she's not too sure where the material is stored, but I'm hoping to get a good look at it at some point.
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you've both always been the absolute epitome of generosity and manners with your own research!
My Great Aunt remembered more things then her brother, My Grandfather. By all means check up on your family. I wonder if Prohibition was a bit of a culture shock to your Grandmother.quote:
She remembers more on some subjects of family than my father does, including their mother's recollections of her visits to the US in the 1920s and the impact of prohibition (and the undergarments in use at the time!).