Here are some examples. If possible, save a copy of the page showing the publisher, date of publication, and the actual page showing names, dates, and events. Identify current owners of Bible when known. Cite this information as well. Dated and identified, when known, name of newspaper and location.
Most libraries contain copies of local newspapers.
Dated and identified, when known, name of newspaper and location. Clippings may include anniversaries, biographical sketches, awards, marriage notices, reminiscences, etc. When citing this type of material, cite the title page, author, and date published, the direct ancestral descent and location of the book. When citing this type of material, cite the title page, author, date published, publisher and other standard bibliography information. Unpublished written data include letters, diaries, journals, reunion records, and manuscripts.