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Anatomy of an Indexing Project: 1878 Educable Children in Oktibbeha County, Mississippi2)

Anatomy of an Indexing Project: 1878 Educable Children in Oktibbeha County, Mississippi

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Give me a surname and I can tell you historically where your family was located within Oktibbeha County.  Wouldn’t you love to have this same bird’s eye for the Mississippi county that you’re researching?  With a couple of online tools PLUS this old record set, learn how to transform your research AND how you research for years to come. 

Join me virtually for Anatomy of an Indexing Project: 1878 Educable Children in Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, on Sunday, July 10th, 1 PM.   

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New book release postponed

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I asked a couple of friends, Vera and Evelyn, to review my book and give me their “two cents”. So now, I’m making changes–lots of changes. I’m glad to say that the book will be better because of their suggestions but now I’m shooting for mid-July 2022 pre-order availability. Keeping my fingers crossed.

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Light Bulb Moment

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Early this morning, like 2 AM early, I was on YouTube. A well-known lecturer mentioned dissertations and publishing options. This indexing project wasn’t exactly a dissertation but as a result of what I had learned about the county’s students, it might as well have been. As I listened, I had an epiphany and remembered a conversation from long ago.

“My ebooks sell two-to-one against my hard copies,” my librarian friend said. “You should have an ebook option.” I must have rewatched that video umpteen times and each time, her advice made more and more sense. If I worked on it full-time, deconstructing and reconstructing it, it would only take a couple more weeks, I told myself. Finally, my April-May baby will be here in early June.