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<span>We suggest that you [[How to Begin a Search for Your Ancestor|start your]] family history by organizing what you know. A printed form can help you get organized by allowing you to write down what you know about each person. A family group record form has lines where you can write the name of the husband and wife and their children. You can add the dates and places of birth, marriage or death.</span> | <span>We suggest that you [[How to Begin a Search for Your Ancestor|start your]] family history by organizing what you know. A printed form can help you get organized by allowing you to write down what you know about each person. A family group record form has lines where you can write the name of the husband and wife and their children. You can add the dates and places of birth, marriage or death.</span> | ||
<span>One place to find a copy of a | <span>One place to find a copy of a family group record form is on the FamilySearch Internet Web site. You can print as many copies as you want. Follow these steps to find the form.</span> | ||
<span>1. Go to [http://www.familysearch.org/ www.familysearch.org]</span> | <span>1. Go to [http://www.familysearch.org/ www.familysearch.org]</span> | ||