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How to Recognize your United States Ancestor (view source)
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*Consider what your findings may suggest.<br> | *Consider what your findings may suggest.<br> | ||
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|+ '''Analysis Chart for a Possible Match:''' (name) Samuel Richman | |||
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| '''What Do I Know About the Possible Match?''' | |||
| '''Analysis and Conclusions ''' | |||
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| Biographical encyclopedia says the father of Samuel Richman/Richmond was Isaac Richman and that they lived in Woodstown, Salem Co., NJ. | |||
| Look for records associating Samuel Richman/Richmond with Isaac Richman in Woodstown, Salem Co., NJ. | |||
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| Samuel Richman/Richmond may have been a Methodist because there is a Methodist hymnal in our family artifacts. | |||
| Check Woodstown and Salem City Methodist church records. | |||
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| Samuel Richman/Richmond and his brother lived in Salem City, Salem Co., NJ and were shoemakers, according to the 1850 census. | |||
| If the family did come from Woodstown, they must have moved to Salem City at some point. | |||
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=== Step 2. Learn about the person who is a possible match === | === Step 2. Learn about the person who is a possible match === | ||