It's OK I'll Remember That...

[Just Kia]

No, no, I won't 
At some point I've found a death date for Isaac SCALES and made a note of it alongside the GRO reference.
Now, the GRO index doesn't show me his date of death in 1932 so where did I get the specific date from
Who knows? I don't. No doubt I told myself I'd remember and didn't need to write it down haha silly silly me.
I've now ordered the cert as a pdf to see if my date is magically correct and to see who registered the event (please be Stanley).
Bottom line - if you ever catch yourself saying "it's OK I'll remember that" you probably won't - or you might - until you actually need to recall the details 
write it down, even if it's "I heard from the lady 2 streets over" or "I read it on another tree on Anc".

[cuffie81]

Maybe...

Bury Free Press
04 Jun 1932
page 8, column 2
Deaths
Scales
- May 31st,
- at St Andrew's Street, S. Bury St Edmund's,
- Isaac John Scales,
- aged 75 years

[Just Kia]

Yes, that's the date I have
But I have no idea where I got the from in the first place.
Going to look for Bury Free Press (just in case they have any other mentions of these elusive ancestors) - thank you

[Crumblie]

Whenever I came up against brick walls I would make notes about where I had searched etc. then I would add those notes to the pile of similar ones. The only problem was that when I went through them some time later the notes didn't make sense because I wasn't in the same frame of mind I was when I made them. My notes now are more like essays but at least they make sense.

[Treetotal]

I feel for you, been there, done that...I eventually found that the info was from a related tree on Ancestry.
Carol

[BillyF]

Same here!

I was looking at something on an online tree 2 days ago, but didn`t have time to make a note. Today I can`t find it again !!!!

[Daisypetal]

Hi,

You've probably found this already , but just in case 

Regards,
Daisy

04 June 1932
Bury Free Press

[Just Kia]

Hi,
You've probably found this already , but just in case 
Regards,
Daisy
04 June 1932
Bury Free Press

Yes, thank you