User talk:Lisa Phelps Collins

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Snoddy Bible [18 April 2012]

Hi Lisa

Noticed your amendations to the Snoddy bible page Document. Family Bible Record of Robert Snoddy, of Glasgow, KY. The corrections are appreciated. I do, however, have a question about them. Are these corrections to what's in the bible, Do these corrections correspond to what's actually in the bible? or are they what "should" be in the bible. For example does the bible read "William Joe Collins" or does it read "William Joseph Colions" as you have it?--Q 14:52, 17 April 2012 (EDT)

copied from response left on User talk:DFree

I am trying to respond to your message but not sure this will be successful. You asked whether or not the changes I submitted are in the family Bible or should have been in the Bible:

1. Mary Frances Hisle name correction--I think whomever transcribed the Bible couldn't read the handwriting. Her name is definitely Mary Frances Hisle Collins and is listed as such in the Bible. 2. The note about Robert Phelps/Smith Collins middle name isn't in the Bible; it is just a note of interest. I'm not sure anyone knows now why he was told his name was Phelps when it was actually Smith. He didn't find out his name was Smith until he was an adult, the story goes. 3. I don't know how William Joseph Collins' name is written in the Bible, but his birth certificate states William Joseph.

Thanks, Lisa Collins--Lisa Phelps Collins 12:40, 18 April 2012 (EDT)