November Edition: Lest We Forget – WWI Research Tips


Yesterday many of you received our quarterly newsletter, if you did not receive it you can read it here, November Edition: Lest We Forget – WWI Research Tips .  If you would like to sign up to receive the newsletter you can change your account settings here.

Enjoy!

Information and Links

Join the fray by commenting, tracking what others have to say, or linking to it from your blog.

Information
November 18th, 2009
One Response
Feeds and Links
Comment Feed
From This Author
Del.icio.us
Digg
Technorati
Categories and Tags
Uncategorized

Other Posts

Write a Comment

Take a moment to comment and tell us what you think. Some basic HTML is allowed for formatting.

Reader Comments

Comment Number:
1
Written by:
Valerie Winn Stannard
Posted on:
November 29, 2009 at 10:15 am

How does one go about getting information corrected on Ancestry WWI record? My grandfather’s info on his WWI card states he was born on July 2, but with careful reading you can see that it is February 2, which is the correct date. His name is Warner Albert Winn, Montgomery County Tennessee. I ordered a copy of his record before I realized the birth date was wrong, and I would love to have it corrected so I can order a corrected copy.
Thanks,