Blackledges in America - 2nd Edition
Instructions to Reviewers and Draft Chapters
The Team of Compilers for "Blackledges in America" very much appreciate our many contributors.  We wouldn't be nearly as far on our quest without you!  We are continually trying to improve the product and the database on which it is based.  We need fresh eyes:  reviewers for the Chapter drafts of the book's ongoing Second Edition.  Some drafts of the Chapters for the 2nd Edition are linked below.  Are you willing to help?  Here (as a PDF file) are some suggestions for Reviewers.
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 Draft as of:
Chapter 4:   Phillip Blacklidg and Descendants
 6 March 2010.  NOTE:   This draft is purposefully rough, i.e., contains no parental information blocks and only two images (one will and one reunion group photo).  However, this draft contains updates to the database received after careful review.  The draft does include sources and an Index.  Next draft expected about April-May 2010.
Chapter 5:   William Blackledge and Descendants 6 March 2010.  NOTE:  This draft is purposefully rough, i.e., contains no parental information blocks and no photos..
 Not all referenced descendant numbers [shown in square brackets] have been updated to the current descendant numbers. The draft does include sources and an (inaccurate) Index.   Next draft expected in May-June 2010.
Chapter 5:   William Blackledge and Descendants (Part 1)
 6 March 2010.  NOTE:  A smaller file to work with:  This is Part 1 of Chapter 5:  approximately covering Generations One through Seven
Chapter 5:   William Blackledge and Descendants (Part 2)
 6 March 2010.  NOTE:  This is Part 2 of Chapter 5:  approximately covering Generations Eight through Twelve, plus Sources and Index
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 updated as of 14 March 2010

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