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Revision as of 14:11, 31 January 2018

Typography[1]

  • Main Person in Boldface Caps and Small Caps.
  • Children in Regular Caps and Small Caps
  • Grandchildren, when listed, in italics.
  • Lineage line in italics with general number nonitalic (Ebeneezer4, John3-2, Percival1). Combine generational number when successive ancestors have the same given name.

Personal Names

  • C. P.Frenyear: Space Between Initials, but not full name.
  • Mary Louise "Lou" Smith: nickname inside quotation marks, after the middle name
  • John Smith Jr: no comma before Jr. or Sr.
  • John Smith III, John Smith IV: no commas before roman numerals.
  • Mary (Smith) Doe: maiden names within parenthesizes
  • Mary (Smith) (Doe) Roe: space between the two sets of parentheses, listed in order of the marriage.
  • John _____: five underscores for unknown names
  • Mary Smith [?]: question marks inside brackets to denote unknown names
  • Mary Smith/Smyth: alternate spellings seperated by slash

Spelling/hyphenation

Style Guides used

Stratton,Penelope L. Guide to Genealogical Writing:How to Write and Publish your Family History Boston, Massachusetts : New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2013.

Mills,Elizabeth Shown. Evidence Explained : Citing History Sources from Artifacts to Cyberspace, 3rd edition Baltimore, Md. : Genealogical Publishing Company, 2007.

Internal Standards

Infoboxes

References

  1. Penelope L Stratton, Guide to Genealogical Writing:How to Write and Publish your Family History (Boston : New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2013), location 484.