Scottish Records Project Do-Over, 2015, photo by Midge Frazel |
"He Canna Haud a Candle to Him"
All it takes is a few minutes of research online, a visit to Staples, Office Max, and Walmart to get your act together.
Printable Worksheets to help you with a project like this:
Scottish Census Records Sheets in PDF
Family Tree Magazine Free Forms (Table of Contents shown above)
Scottish Records Project Do-Over, 2015, photo by Midge Frazel |
In my project toolkit are these office supplies. Insertable Tabs, Slash pockets and Plastic Folders and "Sticky" Notes. I have the lightweight flexible folder seen above with archival quality (acid free) sheet holders already in place as you can see. I use the plastic folder to hold a "transcription in progress" sheet for where I left off instead of a research log for daily use.
I made a quick table in Microsoft Word for recording my progress. This way, I don't have to do this work every day. Think of it as an "at a glance" sheet.
Citations:
Wirth, Colin. Scottish Proverbs. Glasgow: Birlinn Limited, 2000.
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