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<br>See also [[United States, How to Find Genealogy Records]]<br> | |||
Your success in finding family records at a family history center will be increased by how much information you can bring with you. You can interview family members and gather records at home before you visit the center. To make your visit most effective, collect and organize the information you know. A [[Family group record: roadmap for researchers|family group record]] is a good place to start. Bringing a completed family group record will help center staff more easily and effectively assist you in your search. | Your success in finding family records at a family history center will be increased by how much information you can bring with you. You can interview family members and gather records at home before you visit the center. To make your visit most effective, collect and organize the information you know. A [[Family group record: roadmap for researchers|family group record]] is a good place to start. Bringing a completed family group record will help center staff more easily and effectively assist you in your search. | ||