Posted on January 24, 2011 at 1:39pm
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While working to preserve my own family history, I realized how rare records were kept of our loved ones burials. How markers became faded, obituaries lost, the footprint we leave on this world vanished. My great great Grandfathers records were completely missing, and hours on the phone with the Catholic Church finally resulted in answers. There was no exact location outside of an old photograph my grandma kept of her, with her father, and brother standing by his copper marker. This…
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Dawn, I read in one of your comments dated March 21 to Eric about "As a professional genealogist I have the right to protect my work" and I have a question.
Being relatively new to Genealogy and wanting to start out on the right path, what is the best way to "protect" my work if I post it online if at a later date I want to publish a book? Also, are the photocopies of census, birth records, etc... copyrighted also?
There may be a group to help "newbies", if so could you direct me.
Thank for all your help!
Karen