Now I have something new to think and worry over. I have been concerned a long time about what to do with my work when I die. My children are not interested at all. I have a cousin that is but only in searching now and then. She is busy and doesn't seem to have any interest in the 'nuts and bolts' of research. So now I am going on a new quest. There are questions to be answered.
- How do I organize and perhaps put into book form my research, making ready for my demise? (The demise part hopefully later)
- Where do I put, send or give it? That is the big question.
- Get those two questions answered and get it in the Will. How?
Sheri Fenley over at
The Educated Genealogist has published a
'Genealogy Codicil' that perhaps everyone should have a look at. She has also offered a suggestion about the 'Where' question with an article called,
'What Happens To My Research When I'm Gone?' So, this is added to my 'One million things I need to do before I croak' list. At this rate, I will not croak til I'm 152. By then I will have forgotten why I stayed. . . . .
