Amazing success - but what now?

[suttontrust]

First I want to crow about my success in researching a friend's tree, in a remarkably short time.  She started by wanting to know about her father's family, and now has named ancestors going back to the end of the 16th century.  There was a lot of luck involved.  That part of Lincolnshire is very well covered by the IGI; and I found no less than 3 people on GenesReunited who were distantly related to my friend and could supply more information.  From one I've even had transcriptions of 4 wills, all the way from Australia.
But now what do I do?  I can't do any more research without travelling to local records, which is out.  And I feel like an addict without a fix.  There are no more certificates to be eagerly awaited, no more scouring of censuses, no more running off of tree charts.  I feel forlorn and deprived.

[Sisterjane]

Do my Parvins   LOL
Joe

[liverpool annie]

How about my Sicilian Seaman that says he's a British Subject - but we can't find a thing??!!
You are going to be inundated with suggestions!!!

Have a great day - enjoy it while you can.......!
Annie

[davierj]

How about looking up John Jones born 1819 in Tynywern, Cardiganshire.   After that I have more John Joneses and an Ann and Mary Jones or 2.   Easier than that Red Room.
Dave

[suttontrust]

Okay, okay.  I think I've persuaded another elderly friend that she really wants her family history investigating.

[Sisterjane]

AaaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwSuttontrust im your new bestest friend in the world but please dont call me elderly
Seriously though i think its great that you are spending your time helping others as i hope you have the success with this one as you had with the last one
Joe