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 === Step 3: '''Search compiled sources or indexes in the host country of settlement'''  ===
-Top indexes to original record sources to search can be found in the followingrecord sources (clue: ''first ''search for "indexes" to each record-type; i.e. just about all 50 states and most Canadian Provinces now have some indexes available online.&nbsp;And nearly all have at least manuscript indexes to most of the following record-types!)''':'''
+Top indexes to original record sources to search can be found in the following record sources (clue: ''first ''search for "indexes" to each record-type; i.e. just about all 50 states and most Canadian Provinces now have some indexes available online.&nbsp;And nearly all have at least manuscript indexes to most of the following record-types!)''':'''
  vital (esp. death &amp; marriage certificates; sometimes birth)
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  military
  deeds
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+=== Step 4: Search in indexes (and in the original record) sources in the country of origin  ===
+After obtaining the exact or specific place of origin, researchers can then access the following indexed sources to England's major genealogical records and with confidence, identify&nbsp;the name[s] of ancestors to find them in these sources:
+ civil Registration
+ city/county directories&nbsp;
+&nbsp;church records
+&nbsp;newspapers
+ census
+ wills
+ military
+ church records
+ marriage indexes&nbsp;
+ society: member interests
+ county surname collections