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===== '''Tip 4.''' '''''How do I find the record for each brother and sister?'''''  =====
===== '''Tip 4.''' '''''How do I find the record for each brother and sister?'''''  =====


<br>Remember, within the family, one or more children may have the same given name(s).  
Remember, within the family, one or more children may have the same given name(s).  


When more than one set of parents has the same given names and surnames (for example, two couples with the names Lars Jensen and Maria Pedersdatter), use the following identifiers and records to separate the families:  
When more than one set of parents has the same given names and surnames (for example, two couples with the names Lars Jensen and Maria Pedersdatter), use the following identifiers and records to separate the families:  
 
*The place of residence of the family
The place of residence of the family. <br>The father's occupation. <br>The witnesses or godparents. <br>Other sources like census and probate records that list family members as a group.  
*The father's occupation
 
*The witnesses or godparents
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*Other sources like census and probate records that list family members as a group.


===== '''Tip 5. ''How do I verify the christening of my direct-line ancestor?'''''  =====
===== '''Tip 5. ''How do I verify the christening of my direct-line ancestor?'''''  =====
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