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Using Online Family Trees
Just because you have found a family tree on the Internet that might include your ancestors, don't think your search is complete. The quality of online family trees varies greatly. As such, you should consider family trees with your ancestry as good hints where you might find supporting documentation. Ideally, the best supporting documentation are birth records, death records, and census records. If they are not available, there are more arcane sources such as church records, probate records, land records, or (if you are lucky) Quaker meeting records to name a few. Nevertheless, finding an online family tree with your ancestry allows you to narrow your search. It is a one way to advance your research. |
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This intel was contributed by Doug Barry
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