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Please include all sources when copying genealogy information! While family data is not copyright protected, the unique form presented on these web pages is copyrighted by Stanley J. Follis of Fort Wayne, Indiana. I am aware these pages will be copied, so individuals must copy the entire page with all information as presented. No permission will be given for commercial use of this information!

How to Cite Electronic Sources from the Library of Congress Learning Page. Examples based on MLA-Style Citation Format and Chicago Citation Format.

The National Genealogical Society Guidelines For Publishing Web Pages On The Internet

RootsWeb Review (Vol. 6, No. 17, 23 April 2003) discusses pros and cons of publishing vs. not publishing genealogy research.

References (Bishop, Sherry, 2010. Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 Revealed, Lesson 6 - Evaluate Web Content for Legal Use, page 6-37, U.S. Delmar Cengage Learning)

Example: APA Style.org. Retrieved August 22, 2012, from APA Online web site: http://www.apastyle.org/electext.html
another set of guidelines: Modern Language Association (MLA) style - use by many schools and universities http://www.mla.org.

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Genealogy research is never complete, important details might be missing, and often contains errors, so let me know if your research contradicts mine. My Indiana and Ohio family research comes from conversations with relatives, scrapbooks, library research, online records, visits to courthouses, final resting places on family farms and cemeteries. Families in other states rely mostly on the research of others. Links to other web sites often change then won't work, so if you find broken links, have additional information on any families, corrections, photos, or anything to add to the history of our families, please leave a Comment in my Guest book, join my Follis Families on Facebook page for updates and new discoveries, or send an Email. The Wayback Machine archives most old web pages so copy and paste the broken URL address to find the missing 404 pages that disappeared. Read Dick Eastman's newsletter on using Unverified Data from the internet. This web site is designed to work with JavaScript and the latest browsers. If you experience display problems you may need to update your browser.

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