How to Submit Your Barnhouse Data

Please submit your BARNHOUSE family research for posting to this site. By submitting your information you make this site more helpful for your next cousin!

You may submit your information by:

• In e-mail to:  barnhouse-at-progenealogists.com (replace -at- with @). If you attach document to e-mail, please send in Rich Text (.rtf) or plain text format only (.txt).
• GEDCOM (genealogy data communications) file attached to e-mail to:  barnhouse-at-progenealogists.com (replace -at- with @)
• Family Groups or other paper documents by "Snail" mail to:
  Natalie Cottrill
  PO Box 900188
  Sandy, UT  84090-0188

General Guidelines for Good Citation

Published record abstracts, please cite:

1) Name of author or compiler 2) title of book 3) place and date of publication 4) name of publisher.

Original record abstracts, please cite:

1) Jurisdiction - name of city, county, or state 2) type of record set (ie. wills, census, marriage) 3) volume or book number 4) page number.

The best way to set sensible guidelines for documentation is to document your abstractions so that either you or anyone else could easily find the record again.

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