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Perhaps this is obvious to others, but it wasn't (initially) to me. If you
are looking for a name, and use quotation marks to limit the number of hits
you get on the Web (i.e., "John Smith"), you should also reverse the order
and try the search the other way (i.e., "Smith John"). If your ancestor is
on a list somewhere that is alphabetized by the last name, the second search
may find him, but the first won't. I found my great-grandfather on a list of
documents held at the Museum of the Confederacy, and without doing the
search with the names reversed I would not have found that reference.
