Posts in November 9, 2024

Your relative, when providing you with oral family history information, may easily get events in the wrong order. The details they remember, with the exception of the order in which they happened, may be perfectly correct. The order in which things happened usually does matter, but it can be easily for someone to confuse the order of events. If two events are completely unrelated to each other, it can be even easier to confuse the order in which they happened. When talking to a relative, focus on what they can remember. If the order in which things happens seems a little wonky, concentrate on getting as much information as you can from the person and recording their rendition as accurately as you can. Places, names, and relationships are […]