Tip 2

Using the Cass County pages:

The volunteers who do look ups are not required to search through the queries to do look ups requested through the query page. If you want them to do the look up you have to send them e-mail requesting them to do so and the information they need to do the look up. Some of them may do this on their own but are not obligated to do this so if you want to make sure your request is handled then you need to go to the lookup page and click on the name of the volunteer beside the record you want looked up. Please follow any requests made in the comments section. Some of you may have the wrong URL book marked if you have any other address other than the RootsWeb URL for the main Cass page then you may not be able to access the page at some future date. Please bookmark or add to your favorite pages this address Thank you. Please, everyone, if you send me something to be included in these pages that has a mail to link, please check the links. I had been doing this each time but this is becoming more and more time consuming just to do the editing that I'd appreciate it if you'd check your own links. Just click on the link and send yourself an e-mail. If it doesn't come through then let me know. It isn't a bad idea to do this ever so often as in the editing process I may mess something up. You never know.

Tip 1 Page Tips and suggestions for your genealogy research on the internet.

Dana's on-line database with her family and other Cass County Collected families.  I can not stress how important it is to check this database for your Cass County relatives.  Most of my personal census & cemetery work goes into this database.  Because some of the names in this database are compiled from these records... a female may be listed under her married name if her maiden name was not known.