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Genealogical or family history research is the process of searching records to find information about your relatives and using those records to link individuals to earlier and later generations. | Genealogical or family history research is the process of searching records to find information about your relatives and using those records to link individuals to earlier and later generations. | ||
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=== See also === | === See also === | ||
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*[[Your Genealogical Quest]] | *[[Your Genealogical Quest]] | ||
*[[Research Process]] | *[[Research Process]] | ||
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[[Category:Research_Process]] [[Category:Instruction_and_Methodology]] [[Category:Handbooks,_manuals,_etc.]] | [[Category:Research_Process]] [[Category:Instruction_and_Methodology]] [[Category:Handbooks,_manuals,_etc.]] | ||