A I would suggest that you explore "Resources". In this
section you will also find many links to great sites for beginners. Also,
just as
important, you should post a query on the query board, join the
email list and ask questions about your ancestors there. It has been my
experience that the more places you ask the question, the better your
chances of getting an answer.
You can also check out this page:
Tips for Research in
Warrick County.
A Unfortunately, if you don't see it on the site then I
don't have any information about it. I do not live in Warrick, so am unable
to check other
resources.
A If you do not see additional information, no one has sent that information to me to post.
A No, I do not have access to records since I live in
North Carolina. In most cases, you will need to check with the county
courthouse in order
to obtain original documents. You can find contact
information in "Addresses".
A If it's not on the site then I don't have the
resource. Your best bet would be to ask on the email list. There are many
people subscribed and it's
possible someone has that resource available. You
could also write the Boonville Library or Willard Library in Evansville,
Vanderburgh County.
A They are "thumbnail" pictures. Click on the picture for a larger view.
A You can type the information in an email to me or attach a document (.doc, .txt) to the email.
A It's easier than you think! You can look through
templates of designers and pick out a design you like. You can also check
out my designs
at
Templates in Time.