Genealogy Tip of The Day In What Range of Years Can One Person Be Born? It is rare for the ages of an individual to be completely consistent across all the records in which they are listed. Generally speaking, age discrepancies of a few years are not really cause for concern if the other details are consistent. As a rule of thumb, the younger a person is the more consistent their ages should be and that consistency lessons as a person ages. Records are never entirely consistent, but if you think that two people apparently born ten years apart are in fact the same person, you better have solid grounds for that belief. (c) Michael John Neill, Genealogy Tip of the Day,18 Jan 2015
Posted on: Tue, 20 Jan 2015 01:29:13 +0000
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