QuickSheet: Citing Ancestry Databases & Images Evidence Style, 2nd Ed by Elizabeth Shown Mills

Ancestry is the largest and most widely used genealogy site on the Internet. As an Ancestry user yourself, you've looked at databases with billions of names, so now you want to be sure you can get back to a specific record or lead others to the same record; and you need to identify your sources, to verify and cross-check them for accuracy, using the correct citations to Ancestry's online databases and images. Help is at hand with Elizabeth Mills's fabulous QuickSheet, which provides rules and models for citing the myriad databases and images you use on Ancestry.com. With this QuickSheet, you'll know instantly how to cite databases that include census records, vital records, passenger lists, city directories, and family trees; and how to cite images that include manuscripts, maps, newspapers, and online books and articles. The new Second Edition, Revised provides the most current information on Ancestry's content and contributors, and how to cite them. For most Ancestry.com sources, sam