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GENEALOGY INTRODUCTION
Genealogy is the study of one's own family or their roots. It is
not enough for some people to only know about themselves from the
limited world they see. The possibility that your ancestor might be
a knight from the Middle Ages or someone who was a hero fighting the
revolution is an exciting adventure and can sometimes make up who a
person is. But beyond what you can get from you older relatives and
what they can dig up in the attic, most people do not know how to
research their family history.
The most obvious place to find information today is the internet.
Luckily there is no shortage of information here. You can find
anything on the internet you just have to know how to do it. The
most obvious sources on the internet to research genealogy are sites
that are specifically set up for this kind of research like
Ansestoy.com, Rootsweb, or My Herigate.com. All are great websites
that offer several different sources of information. On these sites
you can look up marriage licenses, birth or death certificates,
military records, census records, wills, or even old tax
information. The only tricky thing with tying to research your
family history through these types of sites is filtering out which
ones really are your relatives. It's hard to imagine how many
different people may have the same names or very similar names of your
past relatives.
But by knowing bits and pieces of your past history, you are able to
fill in the gaps. The more information you put into a search engine
on these sites, the easier it will be to find you relatives. What's
great about the internet is that these sites have uploaded a lot of
recoded from places that the average person who not have easy access
to like Elise Island. You can sometimes find records of your
ancestor's trip into America. The important thing to remember about
these records is that they were handwritten at the time. It is
possible for the names to be spelled incorrectly.
You can also research your family history by getting records from
the local court house. Like the genealogy websites, you can find
marriage licenses, birth or death certificates, or divorce records.
You may also find these records through your state department. Often
times these types of documents contains links to other information or
will fill in the holes that you might need to complete a more accurate
search on the internet. Another less obvious place to search would
be places like funeral homes in the towns that your ancestors lived in
and cemeteries. In addition to death records, funeral homes may
provide clues like the names of spouses, children, or parents.
Unlike some other hobby genealogy is a hobby that is rewarding for
not only the person who is doing the work but to other family members
and generations to come. If someone is to keep up with or complete
the information you have started, it is important that you are
providing them with the most accurate information as possible.
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