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Oral History Program Grace Locke Willard Interviewed by Marci Farr 31 July 2008 Oral History Program Weber State University Stewart Library Ogden, Utah Grace Locke Willard Interviewed by Marci Farr 31 July 2008 Copyright © 2009 by Weber State University, Stewart Library Mission Statement The Oral History Program of the Stewart Library was created to preserve the institutional history of Weber State University and the Davis, Ogden and Weber County communities. By conducting carefully researched, recorded, and transcribed interviews, the Oral History Program creates archival oral histories intended for the widest possible use. Interviews are conducted with the goal of eliciting from each participant a full and accurate account of events. The interviews are transcribed, edited for accuracy and clarity, and reviewed by the interviewees (as available), who are encouraged to augment or correct their spoken words. The reviewed and corrected transcripts are indexed, printed, and bound with photographs and illustrative materials as available. Archival copies are placed in Special Collections. The Stewart Library also houses the original recording so researchers can gain a sense of the interviewee's voice and intonations. Project Description The Dee School of Nursing was founded in 1910 to provide training for nurses who would staff the new Dee Memorial Hospital. The first class of eight nurses graduated from the school in 1913 and the school continued to operate until 1955, with a total of more than 700 graduates. A new nursing school and home located just east of the hospital was completed in 1917 and all nursing students were required to live in the home during their training. This oral history project was created to capture the memories of the school's alumni before their stories disappear in the same way the Dee Hospital has disappeared. The oral interviews focus on how the women became involved with the school, their experiences going through training, and how they used the training. ____________________________________ Oral history is a method of collecting historical information through recorded interviews between a narrator with firsthand knowledge of historically significant events and a well-informed interviewer, with the goal of preserving substantive additions to the historical record. Because it is primary material, oral history is not intended to present the final, verified, or complete narrative of events. It is a spoken account. It reflects personal opinion offered by the interviewee in response to questioning, and as such it is partisan, deeply involved, and irreplaceable. ____________________________________ Rights Management Special Collections All literary rights in the manuscript, including the right to publish, are reserved to the Stewart Library of Weber State University. No part of the manuscript may be published without the written permission of the University Librarian. Requests for permission to publish should be addressed to the Administration Office, Stewart Library, Weber State University, Ogden, Utah, 84408. The request should include identification of the specific item and identification of the user. It is recommended that this oral history be cited as follows: Grace Locke Willard, an oral history by Marci Farr, 31 July 2008, WSU Stewart Library Oral History Program, Special Collections, Stewart Library, Weber State University, Ogden, UT. iii Graduation Photo Class of 1951 Grace Hall Willard Application Photo June 6, 1948 Grace Hall Willard September 10, 2008 1 Abstract: This is an oral history interview with Grace Locke Willard. It was conducted July 31, 2008 and concerns her recollections and experiences with the Dee School of Nursing. The interviewer is Marci Farr. MF: We are interviewing Grace Locke Willard, a graduate of the Dee School of Nursing, class of 1951. We are at her home in Ogden, Utah on July 31, 2008. Grace, tell us about your early life. GW: I was born to Lulu Fullmer and Carl F. Rudolph in Teton Basin, Idaho, May 22, 1920 and came to Ogden in October 1943 because a nice man who owned an auto parts store on 22nd and Washington Boulevard got lost elk hunting. They were looking for his body. They couldn't declare him dead until they had a body. His name was Rudy M. Bertagnole. To make a long story short we never found his body until forty-three years later some elk hunter, Kevin L. Moore, found near Causey Dam his rifle, his skull, and several bones and his wallet and he could still read the name on his driver's license. That is why I live in Ogden, because Mr. Bertagnole got lost in a snow storm elk hunting in Guildersheve Canyon October 18, 1943. MF: That is crazy. GW: It is. It is crazy. MF: Why did you decide to become a nurse? You said your sister Eileene Rudolph married Lawrence Glines October 22, 1947 on the "Bride & Groom" Radio show in Chapman-Park Hotel, Los Angeles, California. GW: Yes. They tell me when I was little, about three, I had a stick in my hand and a baby chick in the other hand and I said to my mother, "I didn't hit it with the stick 2 it's just crying for its mama." So that is what was going on when I was about three. But anyway, you heard the story about me being registered to enter the LDS Hospital nursing school in Idaho Falls, Idaho January 1, 1941. MF: Yes, and then your mother, Lulu Fullmer Rudolph, died December 22, 1940. GW: Yes. It took awhile. MF: Because you still had your sister, Eileen, age 11, you had to raise. GW: Yes. MF: And you were twenty-eight, right, when you started the Dee School of Nursing program? GW: I was twenty-eight and everybody else was just eighteen. So they let me have a private room in the nursing home. I was there to study. I didn't want some eighteen year old girl as a roommate. MF: That was just there for fun. GW: Yes, there were forty-four of us who entered that class and twenty-two of us graduated. It was exactly half. We picked up one or two girls who were ill and had been in a previous class and they finished with us. There were those just looking for a handsome intern they could marry, they all checked out in less than six months. MF: Tell us about your friend Ella Merrill. GW: Well she was within six months of graduating from the LDS Hospital school of nursing in Salt Lake and they (her and her boyfriend) eloped and went to St. George and were married. The news beat them back so they kicked her out. In the nursing classes up at the old Dee I always sat on the front row in an aisle 3 seat. I came back, 1949, after the holidays and someone was sitting in my chair and I sat down beside her and I said, "Who are you, I haven't seen you before?" She said, "I am Ella Merrill and I heard some married lady broke the door down and that I could get back and finish my nursing here." So she said, "They have accepted me." Everybody thought we were sisters. We look alike. MF: You do look a lot alike. GW: Ella was 9 years older than me. She had a boy, thirteen and one eleven when she came back to finish. She was a wonderful nurse. She never worked at the hospital. It was the public health thing; she worked for the city somehow in public health. Ella died December 16, 1997 at age 86. MF: That is good. Before you were in your training you had certain classes that you had to take. To qualify for entrance to Dee School of Nursing, I had to get three more credits—Algebra, Chemistry, and English. I did this at Weber College the summer of 1948. Do you remember any of the nursing staff? Both the doctors and nurses taught some of the classes at the hospital, correct? GW: Yes. GW: But after three strokes I have a hard time with remembering names. MF: That is okay. What were you required to do on a typical day shift? GW: Well for one thing my weight was one hundred and thirty pounds when I entered the nursing class and after the first year my weight was one hundred and ten. So I worked off 20 of them. I wasn't just a fat housewife anymore. MF: You were hustling. 4 GW: I was hustling on my feet. MF: Did you have your meals at the hospital? And you stayed at the nurse's home. GW: Yes we lived there. They fed us eggs every morning and I think that is what plugged my arteries. I don't eat egg yokes anymore. I lost weight because I was on my feet running. MF: What was your favorite floor? You said surgery was your favorite? GW: Yes. MF: Like that was your favorite part to be in. So when you graduated did you stay at the hospital? GW: No I went to work in Doctor Milton Wilcox's office and he was taking over Keith's practice until he got home. Yes, here it is right here. I have it. I am sure that is a duplicate. I can read it if you want me to. MF: Go ahead, that's fine GW: Grace Locke Willard class of 1951. I worked in Ogden with Doctor Milton Wilcox in the private office from September '51 to May of '53. June 1953 Doctor Keith Stratford returned from military service to resume private practice and I worked with him through January of 1956 and then February 1956 when a man handed him the key to that new railroad clinic building at 174 West 28th Street, Ogden, Utah. He transferred me to the new outpatient building built by Union Pacific Railroad for the care of their employees. That was an interesting demanding challenge and rewarding place to work for the next thirty years through June of 1986 when I retired. Throughout my nursing career I was an active member of the American Nurses Association, Utah State Nurses Association, and District 2. 5 I was awarded a lifetime membership in USNA and District 2 for my enduring support." I can show you a picture of that. It is hanging on the wall. "I attended continuing education classes and programs and met accreditation requirements for license renewal through December of 1989." I have a picture of that last license hanging on the wall. "In retirement I still enjoy travel and photography. I also take classes at Weber State University, an academy for lifelong learning as long as my health, money, and time last I plan to enjoy life. When people ask me my age I tell them in twenty-five years I will be one hundred. Well I am near there I am eighty-eight. I don't have an ancestor on either side that has lived to eighty-eight. If I hang around until 22 May 2009, I will be 89. MF: Really? GW: So I am overdue. One more stroke and I am out of here. MF: Thanks for sharing your life sketch with us. We appreciate that. I am glad you are going to be at the luncheon. GW: If I am still here. MF: You will be. GW: That is a long ways away. MF: I know. GW: That is what I say. I don't make plans for tomorrow. MF: That will be good though. GW: But I tell my guardian angels, Len and Shar Postel, who live next door… MF: Yes? 6 GW: "When you find me, don't call 911; wait until I am cold and call Lindquist's.", I am not going to go through that. If I wake up with a tube coming out of every hole, I am going to be mad. And Harry, Doctor Harry Senekjian, says you have to put it in writing. Well I have. I have filled all the forms out. I do not want anybody to call 911 again. I did it when I had my first stroke. I pulled the phone off of the bedside table because I had crawled from the bathroom back into the bedroom and dialed 911. I will never do that again. So I have threatened them and they say, "Oh you can't mean that." I say, "I do." So I have signed all the papers. Dr. Harry Senektian has the original copy in his office. MF: So it is set in stone so don't mess with it. GW: That is right. Don't call 911. MF: At that time were you required to attend church? Or was it a choice? GW: I have no clue about that. Maybe I broke another rule I didn't know about. MF: Do you remember where graduation was held for your class? GW: I think it was right at the nursing home. That is what I remember. MF: Did you receive any kind of stipend at all while you were in training? GW: No. MF: You just got room and board. GW: Yes. MF: Did you know anybody else, members of the Dee family except for Elizabeth Stewart? GW: I think she was probably the only living one at the time and she has been gone for some time. She was in a wheelchair in one picture but she lived for several 7 more years; she is the one who she paid for these rosters. I don't think we have had one since '06. MF: I don't think so. GW: We don't have an '07. MF: She also paid for the big book that has everyone's biography in it? GW: Yes. She was our piggy bank. MF: She is very generous. She loved the nurses. GW: Yes she did. We made her an honorary member. But she is gone and all the good things she did are not being done anymore. MF: That is true because that was her project. GW: The luncheon because that is the only time we meet now is just once to come and see who is still there. There aren't enough of us left to bother to count. MF: I know it's a challenge. GW: I'm not pushing to be the last one to go. MF: So you have kept RN obituaries? Is that what you have got here? GW: Oh yes, they are filed in the 2006 Roster. MF: All the obituaries and stuff. GW: Carol Hobson was my relief nurse at the UP Railroad Clinic when I went to Europe for three months in '58 and she worked my job. When I came back in October of '58 she said, "Don't ever ask me to work this job again. I never worked that hard in my life and I won't work for you again." MF: Really? GW: So Faye Ball was my relief nurse. 8 MF: Yes Faye said she liked it, she said she enjoyed it. GW: Oh sure. MF: Well that is good. So what did you do while you were in Europe when you went there in '58? GW: Well the first time…of course, my first husband, Howard Locke, when I went in to training he put up with it because I had to live at the nursing home. But he kept saying, "Well if you weren't married to that hospital we could live in Salt Lake and I said nothing is stopping you from living in Salt Lake, and if you want to live down there go ahead. So he did, he moved to Salt Lake and we were divorced because I was married to the hospital. MF: Yes. GW: And that beat being married to him so I stayed there. Then what else? Let us see. School nurse, early life, education…oh my decision to become a nurse. Like I said, I was putting bandages on the little chicken's legs when I was three. MF: That is great. GW: So I guess that is when I decided to become a nurse. MF: That is how it started. GW: I guess so. MF: You said you graduated in '51, where was the ceremony? Oh okay. GW: We had a big ceremony held in the auditorium of the Dee School of Nursing. MF: You mentioned you retired June 30, 1986. Nursing certainly has changed over the years, don't you think? You were trained in every aspect of the hospital and were trained on different floors. 9 GW: Yes if you were going to get through. Twenty-two of us made it and twenty-two of them dropped out. MF: That says something about your dedication. You learned so much. GW: Doctor Stratford was an interesting man to work with. Both his parents lived to be well into their 90's. Now this picture was Merle Stratford and she was eighty-five, it was her birthday August 5, 2006 is when this was taken. He has had both hips replaced and he walks with two canes. But he had me stand up and said lets have our picture taken and he said to Merle, "Why don't you stand up and have your picture?" And she said, "I can't stand up that long." She was very ill then. Myrle Wood Stratford, age 87, died 13 February 1008. MF: But at least you have this? (Picture) GW: Yes but we just buried her; Keith is living on the Peach Tree Assisted Living on Midland Drive. He is there now because he will be ninety-two on December 6. MF: This picture is the Lions Park, right, in Plain City? GW: Yes that is where that was taken. That was her birthday party, their daughter Kay lives out there. He was wonderful to work with and I worked for him five years in the office and the thirty years for the railroad and in December of '85 he said, "I am going to retire, let's go out together." And I said, "You have got forty-six years with the railroad and I have to work six more months to have thirty years and I am not giving up the pension. He retired in December of '85 and I retired in June 30 of '86. MF: That is great. GW: But anyway, he was wonderful to work with. 10 MF: That is a great picture. GW: I should get out there to see him. Doctor Chelton S. Feeny who now lives in Alaska came for the medical meetings in May 2008 and he went out to see Keith and he said he is doing fine. How has nursing changed over the years? They don't nurse the patient anymore, they nurse the computer. MF: They do, and the monitors do everything. There is no bedside manner. GW: No. MF: It has totally changed. GW: I am glad to be retired. MF: Alright well that is a great story. Thanks for sharing that with us.
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Dodge Ram Pickup Lease Questions
CarMan@Edmunds Posts: 38,515Greetings nuhuskers97. The best way to negotiate a good deal on a leased vehicle is to shop around for the lowest possible selling price and then have the dealer that gives it to you calculate your monthly payment using Chrysler Financial's buy rate lease money factor. You should be able to negotiate an outstanding deal on the Ram Pickup that you are interested in. The light vehicle market in the U.S. is very slow right now in general and there is intense competition within the full-size pickup segment from General Motors' and Toyota's newer models, not to mention the segment's traditional volume leader the Ford F-Series. If I was in the market for a Ram right now, I personally would shoot for a selling price of right around dealer invoice or even below (there is some dealer cash out there) minus the $500 bonus cash that is available on Regular Cab or $1,000 on Mega / Quad Cab models, minus the $5,000 lease cash that is available on it.
As far as this truck's lease program goes, Chrysler Financial's money factors and residual values for the Ram Pickup vary by cab type. Are you interested in a Regular Cab, Quad Cab, or Mega Cab?
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nuhuskers97 Posts: 4Hi. Thanks for the reply.
I was in the market for a quad cab. I ended up turning my lease in 7 payments early and leased into another Ram 1500 SXT Quad Cab 4x4. The dealership paid off my lease and I got a new 27 month, 12k mile, no money down, they paid my first payment and transferred my bed cover and nerf bars for $339 a month.
I'm hoping that was a good deal??? Other dealerships I went to had higher monthly payments with less miles. This dealership jumped at this so I'm guessing I may have been able to get it for a little less per month......
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mexd781 Posts: 1I saw the lease special of $249 for a Ram 1500 SLT for 10,500 Miles for 27 months and contacted an internet salesman about a particular truck. He told me, for the particular truck with an MSRP of $36,500, the lease would be around $265 after taxes with $4000 due at signing. He said the residual would be $18,257.
I initially didn't want to lease a truck, because I wanted to mod it but this sounds like a decent deal. I planned on buying a used truck to keep my monthly at under $300. Is there something I am missing to this? I should be able to lease it for the 27 months than get a loan and buy it at $18,257 or walk away. It seems like a pretty good deal, just wanted opinions -
nuhuskers97 Posts: 4My MSRP was $34,500. I got $7000 off in rebates, bonus cash and lease loyality. I didn't put anything down and they made my first payment which is $339 for 27 months and 12,000 miles a year. I want to say my residual is around $18k.
The difference between $339 and $265 is $74 a month. If you take that times 27 months it only comes out to about $2000. I would think putting $4000 down to keep your payments lower seems like a little too much to me. I've never liked putting money down on a lease because I feel like I'm throwing it away then unless you plan to purchase the vehicle after the lease is up. That's just my opinion though.
I would definately shop around if you haven't already. One dealership (which I almost went with) was offering $360 a month with only 10,500 a year. I walked away and by Monday their offer was down to $330 a month. I ended up going to 3 different dealerships and actually worked a deal with the 3rd dealership over the Internet and by phone before actually seeing the vehicle.
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helpgetgoodbuy Posts: 1So glad to have found this forum!
Need some help. I see nuhuskers got a great deal on his dodge and am trying to do the same.
We are also in Nebraska...zip 68788,
We are beginning negotiations on a Dodge Ram and just looking for any advice we can get. We are interested in a 2008 Dodge Ram 1500 Quad Cab SXT. The msrp is 34825. We know there is currently 5500 available. How do you find out what the dealer's invoice price is? Would also like to get the residual and money factor.
Nuhusker...might need to find out what dealer you went through to get as good of a deal as you did...
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cynar10 Posts: 5Guys can someone help me please. I'm emailing a bunch of dealers and I'm going with information from here and other sites. Is there any good lease's out there at all???? I got a dealer who is taking almost 10k off MSRP of a Ram 1500 Laramie but the leases seem to be way out of whack. The truck is 43490, and they would sell it for 35100. I haven't asked for their lease numbers yet because they are the best price, but all the other dealers lease's were way high in payments. Mostly over $500 should I expect the same from this dealer, are there just no more good leases. If you could answer quickly that would be great because I'm working on this deal as we speak.
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CarMan@Edmunds Posts: 38,515Hi cynar10. As you may already be aware, Chrysler Financial no longer leases vehicles. That means if you really want to lease a Dodge Ram Pickup you would have to do so through an independent bank. I know that Chrysler has been running a lot of deals through Chase and U.S. Bank, but I suspect that their residual values and money factors for the Ram Pickup are probably pretty bad.
If I was in the market for this truck right now, I would forget about leasing it. Instead, I would finance it through Chrysler Financial at 0% for up to 3 years or 2.9% for 5 years plus $1,000 bonus cash.
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steevo Posts: 344Dodge has leasing offers apparently according to the website. It seems the leases are through GMAC?
So are the numbers good? I am thinking with the high MSRP and highly discounted actual cost this truck may lease pretty well if the money factor is good. So whats the MF and residual for a 2010 Dodge Ram 1500 Laramie Crew Cab, 4x4, 15k per year?
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CarMan@Edmunds Posts: 38,515Hi steevo. Yes, Chrysler Financial was shut down during the credit crisis and Chrysler began doing deals through GMAC after the government essentially took them over.
If I recall correctly, Chrysler is providing lease support on one Dodge Ram Pickup trim level, but I don't believe that it is the Laramie Crew Cab. I'll have to look into it and get back to you.
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steevo Posts: 344Car_man ..
This is what I found for lease incentives...
# Offer 1: Get $3,000 Customer Cash Allowance plus $1,000 GMAC Bonus Cash[6] plus $1,000 Bonus Lease Cash Allowance
So looks like 2 grand extra available to lease.
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coondog13 Posts: 2The ford dealership that gave me the $900 quote wouldn't give me any details, they only said, "leasing is not good right now". The Chevy dealer didn't run numbers and they said the same thing as did the Dodge dealership.
It's like they don't want to lease and so are doing minimal work to investigate(??).
In this rural area, i haven't met too many people that DO lease but it seems like it would be a safe choice for me and my construction co.
Your advice???
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CarMan@Edmunds Posts: 38,515Hi steevo. I'm not sure if Chrysler is currently providing lease support on the Ram Pickup. I don't believe that it is. If you really want one, you probably would be better off taking advantage of the special financing program that is currently available on it, 0.0 for 3 years, 1.9% for 4 years, 2.9% for 5 years, or 4.9% for 6 years.
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CarMan@Edmunds Posts: 38,515Hello rman850r. Yes, Chrysler is providing support on certain Ram Pickup 1500 trim levels this month.
Its current base lease rate and residual value for a 24 month lease of a 2011 Ram Pickup 1500 Quad Cab Laramie 4WD with 15,000 miles per year are 0.54% and 49%, respectively.
The numbers for an otherwise identical 36 month lease are 0.54% and 45%.
There's a $2,000 cash incentive available on leases of this truck nationally and additional cash on top of that in select regions.
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brujan14 Posts: 3Hi Car_Man - in your last response, you mention the base lease rate is 0.54%. Is that the APR - equivalent to a money factor of .000225?
Also, I've heard that the residual increase by 2% if the mileage drops to 12K/year, and by 3% for 10K/year. That would mean a 36 month lease with 12,000 miles would have a residual of 47% - can you confirm?
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asd302 Posts: 20Hey Car_Man
You have always been a tremendous help with my vehicle purchases, I need your help again.
Can you help with the Res and MF for 24mo and 36mo, 12k and 15k, for a Crew Cab 2013 RAM Sport, Laramie, and Bighorn if they differ? I also haven't seen any updated rebate info for May yet. Also Chrysler Financial has apparently been reborn as of May 1st. So I guess I need their numbers and Ally if they are still involved. I am also considering a Jeep GC so I will be posting the same question over in that forum as well.
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My master would not agree that this pair of trunks is too small. The more asscheeks show the better, he says. And he makes me wear my trunks this revealing. He wants the world to see the whipmarks on my butt and they do this way.
Now that Speedo season has arrived in Australia I look forward to months of hot pics in this thread.
I'm hoping for that too! Though I've noticed you have to get up pretty early in the morning to see the Life boat crews pull the speedos up their bum-cracks.
If ever there was a reason to get up early though Pat
^ some of those boat-crews really give me the horn!
I don't know whether to go to the main beaches for the boaties or go to places like Maitland Bay where I can get cock in the bushes.
i must object to the title of this thread!
there is no such thing as a speedo that is too small!
know what i mean?!
It's only 10 km away as the crow flies
i must object to the title of this thread!
there is no such thing as a speedo that is too small!
Any guy in a speedo is eye candy - but the best of those are guys with bubble butts just straining to burst out of that tight little bit of spandex. I get totally sprung watching those cute cheeks bobble up and down as their owner casually saunters along the beach. NO WAY does he not know how hot he looks, and both guyz and gurlz check out those hot, taut bunz.
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I admit that I am a disorganised family historian!
Now that I have realised how disorganised I am (actually I have known it for a while), I am making one of my first goals on this blog to become better organised, to make clear research goals and ultimately to become a more professional-like genealogist.
As I have researched my family history during my spare time over the past seven years I have, unfortunately (or fortunately depending on how I look at it), accumulated a huge amount of data - both online and offline. The unfortunate thing is that I have not kept this data well organised, thus it remains basically meaningless data and not meaningful information. Could all this meaningless data become meaningful information? Definitely...but I will have to work hard, and I will have to make plans and keep records.
How did I become so disorganised?
I first became interested in family history research when my Mum purchased a copy of Personal Ancestral File (PAF) on CD-Rom in about 2001/2002. Mum had been researching for about 15 years at that stage and most of her research was on paper in several surname folders. She also had a couple of books written about several branches of our family by other cousins. Mum asked me if I would help her record her research in a PAF database. I was very interested and most willing to help.
So I started extracting names and dates and recording them in PAF. Unfortunately, as a beginner I completely neglected to record any sources. About that time I also discovered the Internet as a research resource: www.familysearch.org, www.rootsweb.com and www.ancestry.com for example.
I saved any possibly useful data to my computer - but I often neglected to analyse the data or carefully record each search, successful or unsuccessful. I didn't keep a detailed research log or correspondence log.
I developed the bad habit of searching online databases without any actual research plan or goals - I just had vague ideas about what I might look for next. I really started to research in my spare time when I started University in 2003. In the seven years since I have unfortunately continued on with vague, unplanned and unrecorded goals for my research.
I live a long way from most of the major libraries and archives in Victoria, and I don't often get to research at these repositories. Whenever I manage to get there, I collect as much data as I can. But again I neglect to analyse the data when I return home. This style of research is getting me nowhere. I find myself going around in circles, repeating research and blindly chasing references to my ancestors in any new resources that come online.
In 2007 I started studying for a graduate diploma in history. Through this course I learnt about the importance of accurate source citations and the differences between primary and secondary sources. I completed this course last year and since then I have been reading a lot about professional genealogy and research methodologies.
Now it's time to start putting this knowledge into practice. I intend to start again, from the beginning.
This means a new blank database in Legacy (the genealogy software I use mostly - I also have Family Tree Maker 2010, RootsMagic and Family Historian). My main Legacy file at the moment has about 10,000 people in it, many of them without any source citations.
What I need to do
- Start a new file in Legacy, begin with myself and work backwards methodically, recording all sources, attaching relevant source documents and attaching photographs
- Begin and continue to keep a research log
- Begin and continue to keep a correspondence log
- Organise all the family history data saved on my computer into relevant folders
- Create research goals and detailed plans
- Organise, tag and label the photographs on my computer (digital photos as well as scanned photos and documents)
- Organise my Google Bookmarks
- Organise my Bookshelves on Google Books
- Continue learning more about professional Genealogy and Family History through blogs, web sites, books and journals
- My longer term goals include publishing some of my research on this blog and writing a detailed history book about my Fullerton ancestors
Copyright © 2010 A. O'Brien.


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My passion for cars started when I was about 12. My stepdad had a 1972 Chevrolet Monte Carlo that had a 427 engine from a Corvette.
We'd always work on the car during the weekends and take it out for a long cruise or just racing other cars. Those were the days.
My first car
My first car was a 1981 Lincoln Towncar that was Brown in color. It was nice and roomy inside but the brown paint and brown interior didn't do nothing for me, the backseat see alot of action though ;).
The Lincoln ended it's life by a cracked block on the original engine, the engine had 160K on it
I don't miss the car what so ever.
Car I wish I still had
My Red 1994 Camaro Z28 6 speed, I loved banging gears and hearing the tires bark in 1st,2nd, and 3rd. But sold it due to transmission problems and I didn't want to deal with it.
My dream car
Is to modify the Carmaro I have now to its full potiential. Which is so far away.
Car clubs I'm in
- Type of racing: Drag Racing, NASCAR
- Driver: Jimmy Johnson and Dale Jr.
- Driving song: Fuel (Metallica)
- Car movie: Gone in 60 seconds
- Car magazine: GM Hi-tech and Camaro Magazine
- Car game: Need For Speed Most Wanted
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