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This webpage contains a listing of all additions and corrections made
to the original document as published on the internet in 2006. Some minor
corrections of typographical errors may not be included in this list, however.
If you have a CD-ROM copy of the original e-book, you may order a new one at
no additional cost. Just modify the order form by annotating that you are
requesting an updated CD, and the webmaster will send it out to you. You can
identify the original CDs by the lack of the updated contact information that
now is encoded to discourage hackers at the bottom of the cover.
In July, 2007, we added a different e-mail contact address that is encoded
in a way that we hope will discourage hackers from harvesting the address with
internet web "robots" used to set up mailing lists for spammers. If there seems
to be sufficient interest, we can provide links to websites that will set up
such encoded addresses for your own use.
As of this writing, July 31, 2007, the webmaster moved from Texas to Utah,
and is still a bit behind on getting together additions and corrections that
have been submitted since the winter of 2006-2007. Watch this page for updates
as to progress of any additions or corrections. They will be listed below, with
hotlinks to the corrected locations in the book, so you can check to see if any
data you were relying on or interested in has been edited. Additional information
also will be listed, and in some cases, these will be separate addendum pages
authored by users like you, but which Mrs. Hodgson has not had the time nor energy
to double- and triple-check, the way she has all the data in her original book. Any
such addenda will be limited to persons born before 1930, in line with conventions
set for the original book. But if you have information to contribute on families
not included here, please be sure to submit them. In some cases, such additional
information may be placed in a different affiliated website maintained by the webmaster.
Neither Garda Hodgson, the author, nor Doug Paulson, the Webmaster, takes any
responsibility for material included in addenda pages authored by someone else.
Users are cautioned to check all sources indicated in such pages to insure accuracy.
There are LDS Family History libraries in many locations throughout the US and
elswhere in the world where you can review microfilm copies of many genealogical
records that are available in the massive genealogical library in Salt Lake City,
where Mrs. Hodgson has done most of her verification of data she and her sister
collected over the years. If you don't know where to go or how to access these
sites, contact the webmaster, who will provide information.
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