Credit research and recordkeeping as substantive contributions. The estimate is the author's bounded reconstruction, not a verified complete census; a branching kinship network is not a simple father-to-son brand lineage.
Family research
Pacult identifies JoAnn Beam's genealogical work and an October 2002 Getz Museum interview as important to mapping distilling branches. He estimates the extended family's reach across numerous distillers, enterprises and brands.
PDF 165
PDF 163
Family research
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Evidence
Pacult identifies JoAnn Beam's genealogical work and an October 2002 Getz Museum interview as important to mapping distilling branches. He estimates the extended family's reach across numerous distillers, enterprises and brands.
Location and context
Supplied PDF screens 163–165; Family research. Screen locators are not printed-page numbers.
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Annotation
Credit research and recordkeeping as substantive contributions. The estimate is the author's bounded reconstruction, not a verified complete census; a branching kinship network is not a simple father-to-son brand lineage.