- Put it way for a while
- Try to read it away from your home or the library where you copied it
- Give it to another genealogist to decipher (don't tell them what you think it is)
- Give it to a non-genealogist to decipher (don't tell them what you think it is)
- Yes, I have already compared the letter and word formation with others on that page and a few pages before and after
14 October 2011
Grabbing the knowledge in documents
I was looking at some old document copies today. I can't decipher all of the words as I carefully transcribe it into a nice typed document. I need to use some of my proven methods for figuring out what it says:
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Good, simple advice. Just what the doctor ordered. Thank you. Jen
Another option is your friendly pharmacist or laboratory scientist. As a public health microbiologist who has spent 25 years reading doctors' handwriting.
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