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=== Step 5. Write a brief summary of your research findings === | === Step 5. Write a brief summary of your research findings === | ||
After your research, write a brief summary or report about your ancestor. Either you can explain what records proved your ancestor's life events and can document his or her life history, or you can explain what records did not lead you to a definite conclusion. Either way, you will have made a valuable contribution to your family's genealogical research efforts. | |||
Be sure to include in your paragraph the title, author, and call number of the book or film of all records you have searched. | Be sure to include in your paragraph the title, author, and call number of the book or film of all records you have searched. | ||
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= Tips = | = Tips = | ||