I have recently found the nomination forms for the National Register of Historic Places have been digitized and are on NARA's website (They are also on a site from the National Parks Service, but I find the NARA citation to be more straightforward), but I'm still unsure about this citation.
I have not used the manufacturing censuses. I went ahead and copied the information from the "Source Citation" listed at Ancestry for the "citing..." layer.
Hello,
I am struggling with how exactly to cite this website.
It is a Rockingham County website, but it appears to have a copyright by Tyler Technologies. Is Tyler the owner of the site or Rockingham County?
https://rockinghamcountyva-web.tylerhost.net/web/
When I search for the document, I can see a copy of the original marriage license, but I know that the physical records are kept in the Deed Room at the Rockingham County Circuit Court Clerks Office.
I'm not sure why I'm struggling with the citation for this one so much.
I received a patient summary record for a 2x-great-grandfather's admission to a state hospital, and I've begun to craft the citation:
H. H. Wilkerson patient summary record, case no. 17459, Rusk State Hospital, Rusk, Texas, 14 November 1950; privately held by mbcross.
I left the creator block blank because it would have introduced repetition. Because I received this document via email, would you suggest including a layer for that?
I've crafted this citation for a birth record found in a database on Ancestry. I'm less certain about the "citing..." layer. I will admit that I added Baton Rouge although that was not in Ancestry's information about where it obtained the information.
"Louisiana, U.S., State Birth Records, 1832-1924," database and images, Ancestry (https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/63106 : accessed 9 Jul 2026); Richard M. McHale birth, 11 January 1922; citing "Orleans Births 1921 Vol. 177, pg. 901-1200"; Louisiana State Archives, Baton Rouge.
I am seeking guidance on the proper citation treatment for two digital images of what appears to be the same Québec civil vital register entry, accessed through two different repositories, where the images differ materially.
I thought I'd try constructing a Family Historian 7 template to generate a citation in the style from the 4th edition of Evidence Explained, but am not sure if I interpreted things correctly.
Here is what I have for the marriage record of Joseph François Paul Aubin and Cecile Patricia Carole Todd, taken from their government certificate.
I've run across an issue I've never had before. My ancestor's marriage record starts in one record file (it's actually 3 files for the same year) and then continues in the second file. How do I cite this? The majority of the information is in the second file, but the date and location are in the first.
https://recherche-archives.vosges.fr/ark:/50275/vta568e5a961a078/daogrp/0/1 this is the second part of the record (images 1-2)
If you have a long paragraph of citations from the same database, what can be eliminated from the subsequent notes? I am trying to shorten some notes to fit a defined space. Insofar, I have already eliminated repetition of the link to the database, but can I safely eliminate items such as the descriptive "database with images"?
I am looking at this citation and questioning whether I have left anything out. I have the name of the document being cited and the access layer, but I am questioning whether to include the full file name (Bounty Land Warrant Application File for Pah-Me-Tah (Pah-Metak)). I realize this is the name NARA has assigned to the this file, but it does appear to be a correct description of the file.
