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Individual Research Checklist ACFSRM.docx

Interested in genealogy? View, download, save, and print a variety of free family tree charts—some are even interactive—to get started.

It turns out that some of the most valuable resources for researching family history are already in our possession or in the hands of family! For which I'm thankful. During my nine years of blogging, I've told stories of using all sorts of everyday records and artifacts to identify ancestors, understand relationships, locate cousins, and fill out my family tree with more than just names and dates. Here's a checklist to use as a starting point for thinking creatively about resources you or…

This free, easy to use and printable pedigree chart creates a snapshot of your direct ancestors over several generations.

This Individual Genealogy Record is designed for use in documenting critical information about an individual during genealogy research.

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Genealogists can keep track of their research with this checklist that tracks ancestry details, sources, censuses, and more. Free to download and print

Family tree abbreviations are shortened versions of words or phrases, and can be easier to use, especially on a family tree when space can be limited. You are sure to find many family tree abbreviations in transcripts of parish registers, census returns, other transcripts, indexes and genealogy books as you conduct family history research. These

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