By Lyndall Maag.   Assume – as genealogists, we are told not to, but to prove all our assertions by rigorous application of solid genealogical methodology.  Assumptions – we are told not to make them, but to back up our claims and cite our sources.  What, however, could possibly happen if we did, in fact, challenge some of our most basic genealogical assumptions?    For instance, what actually constitutes a family tree chart?  What content, layout, format should be included, … Continue reading