Sincerely,
Doug Cornwell
Douglas Cornwell
dougc@pb.seflin.org
On Fri, 6 Dec 1996 SleeperCo@aol.com wrote:
> What suggestions do other researchers have for making sure a
> collection of genealogical research will continue to be useful to others in
> the future? I come from a family that has been doing family research for
> years. My great-great-grandmother began the research around the turn of the
> century and every generation has carried it on. As a result, I have a huge
> amount of material on a variety of families. I am also a genealogical
> publisher with huge amounts of information that I have generated over the
> past few years (my specialty is Washington Co., NY).
> I cannot have children so have no descendants to give this
> information to. My sister has no children. My only niece thinks what I do is
> "stupid." Where do I put this "stuff" so others can benefit from it? Not
> that I'm planning on going "anywhere" for at least 40 years (I'm only 40!!),
> but every so often, I wonder where the best place would be for my work. I
> wonder if any of you have the same question or have, perhaps, some good
> suggestions.
> Laura Hulslander
> SleeperCo@aol.com
>
> http://www.rootsweb.com/~nywashin/ Washington Co., NY, web page
>