Burned Counties Research: Difference between revisions

1. An example of relatively early use of the phrase “burned counties” is found in a regularly featured periodical article which first appeared as “Records from Burned Counties,” ''Virginia Genealogical Society Bulletin'', 4, issue 3 (July 1966).<br />     2. Elizabeth Shown Mills, “Genealogical Mindset &amp; Principles of Scholarship” (lecture in Course 4 Advanced Methodology &amp; Evidence, Institute for Genealogical and Historical Research at Samford University, Birmingham, Ala., 13 June 2005).<br />     3. G. David Dilts, "Research Logs: The Most Important Tool for Organizing Your Family History," ''Genealogical Journal'' 30 (2002): 10-11.<br />     4. Carol Harless, et. al., PAF Documentation Guidelines (N.p.: Silicon Valley PAF Users Group, 1993), 1.<br />     5. Elizabeth Shown Mills, "Dissecting the Research Problem” (lecture in Course 4 Advanced Methodology &amp; Evidence, Institute for Genealogical and Historical Research at Samford University, Birmingham, Ala., 17 June 2005).<br />     6. ''Ibid.''    <br />     7. Mills, “Genealogical Mindset &amp; Principles of Scholarship.”<br />     8. Mills, “Dissecting the Research Problem.”