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== '''Endnotes''' | == '''Endnotes'''<br> == | ||
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1. This and most of the other headings in this articles are based on elements of the [[Genealogical Proof Standard|Genealogical Proof Standard]].<br> 2. Elizabeth Shown Mills, "Censuses: Analysis, Interpretation & Correlations," Course 4 Advanced Methodology, Interpretations & Analysis, Samford University Institute of Genealogy & Historical Research, 2005, 4M3.<br> 3. Thomas W. Jones, "Proved?: Five Ways to Prove Who Your Ancestor Was" (printed handout for a lecture presented to library staff, 23 October 2003, Family History Library, Salt Lake City), 1. | 1. This and most of the other headings in this articles are based on elements of the [[Genealogical Proof Standard|Genealogical Proof Standard]].<br> 2. Elizabeth Shown Mills, "Censuses: Analysis, Interpretation & Correlations," Course 4 Advanced Methodology, Interpretations & Analysis, Samford University Institute of Genealogy & Historical Research, 2005, 4M3.<br> 3. Thomas W. Jones, "Proved?: Five Ways to Prove Who Your Ancestor Was" (printed handout for a lecture presented to library staff, 23 October 2003, Family History Library, Salt Lake City), 1. | ||