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This document discusses common mistakes made by beginner genealogists and provides tips for accurately researching family history. Some key mistakes discussed include failing to thoroughly research siblings and collateral lines, over-relying on secondary sources without checking original records, and not understanding the historical and legal context of the records being used. The document also addresses how to recognize and account for potential errors in genealogical records that can occur due to issues with the recording, transcription, copying or interpretation of information over time. Tips for accurate research include understanding the types of sources, carefully evaluating evidence, and considering all possible explanations when individuals or families cannot be found in expected records.
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1. Begin your genealogy research by recording what you already know about your family. Then read a genealogy how-to book and begin researching at home using sources like family bibles and records.
2. Next, look for compiled genealogical information published in books, periodicals and online. Research one ancestral line at a time.
3. Original records like census records, vital records and social security death indexes can provide important details to trace your family further back. The census provides information about names, locations and dates to follow family lines over generations.
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Libraries and archives contain secondary sources that should be verified using primary sources when possible. Public, university, genealogical society, and state libraries all contain genealogical resources. The Family History Library has the largest collection of genealogical records from around the world, accessible online and through local Family History Centers. Researchers are encouraged to familiarize themselves with library policies and resources to efficiently conduct research.
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This document provides information about vital records and alternatives that can be used for genealogy research. It defines vital records as official documentation of life events like births, deaths, and marriages. These records are primary sources but may contain errors. When starting research, it recommends working backwards from death to birth records. The document outlines what information different types of vital records contain and alternatives to official records like census, military, and church records that can supplement vital record information. It provides guidance on where to locate records through websites, books, and agencies responsible for record keeping.
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Genealogy Basics
1. Begin your genealogy research by recording what you already know about your family. Then read a genealogy how-to book and begin researching at home using sources like family bibles and records.
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Libraries and archives
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1. Ask his cousin in Australia for as many details as possible about the Nortons who contacted them - full names, approximate ages, locations they/ancestors lived. Every detail could provide a clue.
2. Search records like censuses, BMD indexes, passenger lists for matches between the Norton family in Australia and Keith's known relatives. Look for shared names/locations that indicate a connection.
3. Contact the Norton family directly to exchange family tree information and try to find the point where the trees connect. Collaborating directly often yields the best results.
4. Consider DNA testing if paper trails don't provide conclusive answers.
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Civil Registration Records in Latin America and Spain - Handout
1. Civil registration records in Latin America and Spain provide birth, marriage, and death information. Most countries did not keep civil registration records until after 1870, so church records may contain earlier information.
2. Civil registration records follow consistent structures, with information like names, dates, places, and relationships. Understanding the record structure is important for extracting key genealogical details.
3. When reading records, look for common words related to events, relationships, numbers, dates, places, and occupations to interpret what is written and compile family information. Additional resources can help with Spanish translations, place names, and record research.
U3a recap2011
The document provides information about researching family history and genealogy. It discusses:
- Using records like birth, marriage, death, census, and parish records to trace family lines back generations.
- Keeping accurate records and sources to document what is learned.
- Websites like FreeBMD and GenesReunited that provide searchable indexes to help find records.
- Challenges like inaccuracies, common names, and missing records that require careful research.
1 revelations genealogy study(63 slides) introduction
This document provides an introduction to genealogy research. It discusses that genealogy involves tracing family lineages through records and history. The document outlines four parts to genealogical research: getting started, family history, common mistakes, and resources. It provides tips for getting organized, researching one ancestral line at a time, and important record types like census, vital, and military records. Primary sources and oral histories are emphasized over written family histories. Useful online and local resources are also listed.
Civil Registration Records in Latin America and Spain - Presentation
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Searching your family history
1. Begin your genealogy research by collecting information about yourself and working backwards generation by generation to find information about ancestors. Key information to collect includes full names, dates and locations of birth, marriage, death.
2. To fill in gaps, use additional sources like family bibles, records, stories, photos. Organize research using charts, files, and logging sources. Document sources completely.
3. Resources for further research include vital records, census records, military records held in archives and online. Libraries provide reference materials and local histories. Share findings with family and genealogical societies. Genealogy research is ongoing as more ancestors are discovered.
How Do I Find My Ancestors?
Just getting started exploring your ancestry? Learn how to find your ancestors and get genealogy research tips to begin your adventure into your family’s past.
Discover whom to talk to, what questions to ask, and where to access the key information that will help you find your long-lost ancestors and trace your family tree.
Genealogy - An introduction
The document provides an introduction to genealogy research. It discusses collecting information from questionnaires, census records, certificates of births, marriages and deaths. It emphasizes the importance of recording sources of information and suggests tips for effective genealogy research, including using online resources and local records. The document indicates that future genealogy lessons will cover the census, certificates, recording research, and using online resources.
Where can i get birth records
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Genealogy workshop wcv 10 30 17
This document provides tips for researching family history and genealogy. It begins with suggestions on where to start the research process such as investigating home documents and contacting family members. It then discusses online resources like ancestry.com and familysearch.org to search records like census data, vital records, maps and newspapers. The document cautions that census records require careful analysis due to errors and provides examples of common pitfalls. It concludes with ten tips for preserving family history findings.
Documentation for Family History
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Where can i get marrage records
http://bit.ly/13ymRXZ <===> historical records quickly and simply. Search an extensive database of images, newspapers, vital records, and more!
U3a recap for June 14th 2010
The document discusses various genealogy resources and techniques for researching family history, including:
- Birth, marriage, and death records that can be found online or through local records offices starting from 1837. Earlier records require searching parish records.
- Census records from 1841-1911 that provide increasing amounts of information about individuals and their households over time.
- Parish records including baptism, marriage, and burial records that were typically kept by the Church of England starting in 1538.
- Other resources like the International Genealogical Index, census indexes, and family history websites that can help in researching ancestors and building family trees.
New genealogy research techniques
The document discusses new techniques for genealogy research, including improved access to digitized historical records online and new search capabilities on genealogy websites. It highlights three websites - Ancestry.com, Mocavo.com, and MyHeritage.com - that offer advanced automated searches of records and matching of user family trees to find potential relatives. MyHeritage.com is discussed in depth, with descriptions of its large collections of international records, tools for building an online family tree, and methods for searching records and comparing family tree information.
Assisting genealogists in the Library
This document provides guidance for librarians assisting genealogy researchers. It discusses different types of genealogists and questions they may have. It recommends understanding a researcher's skill level and goals. The document also lists important genealogy resources like vital records, census data, maps, and newspapers that librarians can direct researchers to. It emphasizes getting to the core of a researcher's question and not being distracted by unrelated details. Overall, the document aims to help librarians effectively assist genealogy researchers.
U3a bmd
The document provides information about researching family history and ancestry through birth, marriage, and death records (BMD) in England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland. It discusses the transition to civil registration of these vital events starting in the mid-1800s, and describes the types of information contained within BMD records and where to find indexes and request certificates. Tips are provided for searching BMD indexes to find relatives.
What are marriage records
http://bit.ly/13ymRXZ <===> historical records quickly and simply. Search an extensive database of images, newspapers, vital records, and more!
Online Genealogical Resources
Brief overview of researching family history online by looking at 9 recommended websites and a list of additional resources.
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