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In cases where there is more than one father with the same given and surname having children and the mother’s name is not given, it is usually necessary to use other records to identify the complete family. These records may include census, residence or probate records etc. Such records will identify the parents and children in each family. These records may be found in the Family History Library Catalog under the name of the town, district, and county or other locality jurisdiction. | In cases where there is more than one father with the same given and surname having children and the mother’s name is not given, it is usually necessary to use other records to identify the complete family. These records may include census, residence or probate records etc. Such records will identify the parents and children in each family. These records may be found in the Family History Library Catalog under the name of the town, district, and county or other locality jurisdiction. | ||
Source: Larry O. Jensen | Source: Larry O. Jensen | ||
===Finding ancestors through Tax records=== | |||
===*You have found information in the Family History Library Catalog and like to have a look at it=== | ===*You have found information in the Family History Library Catalog and like to have a look at it=== | ||