One of my favorite programs is a neat program called GenSmarts. I've
used this program for years and years and it comes in handy when I am
working in a particular area or repository, such as the Missouri State
Archives, looking for deaths that may have occurred during the period of
1910 to 1962.
Today, I found a death on Find-a-Grave
that occurred in 1965. It's been added to that Missouri Death
Certificates To-Do list. Since Missouri is one of those states that I
keep returning to, it's important to review what I need to look for from
time to time.
You can find more information here. I am not paid, nor is this a solicited comment. I just find the program very, very useful.
Copyright 2010-2013, ACK for Gene Notes
Hey, that software looks pretty helpful. I've always wondered if there was an automated way to find the gaps.
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I've found it useful over the years and I don't use it to its full potential.
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