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-== '''Step 5. Use the Information''' ==
+== '''Step 5. Use the Information'''  ==
 Evaluate the Information You Find. Carefully evaluate whether the information you find is complete and accurate. Ask yourself these questions:
-•	Who provided the information? Did that person witness the event?
+*Who provided the information? Did that person witness the event?
+*Was the information recorded near the time of the event, or later?
+*Is the information consistent and logical?
+*Does the new information verify the information found in other sources? Does it differ from information in other sources?
+*Does it suggest other places, time periods, or records to search?
-•	Was the information recorded near the time of the event, or later?
+Share Your Information with Others. Your family's history can become a source of enjoyment and education for yourself and your family. Contributing your information to Ancestral File is a good way to share your information (see p. #) «Refer to section on FamilySearch under “Records at the Family History Library.”». In addition, you may want to compile your findings into a family history. You can then share copies of your history with family members, the Family History Library, village coordinators (see “Archives and Libraries”), and other archives.
-•	Is the information consistent and logical?
+If you are a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, be sure to submit information about your deceased family members so you can provide temple ordinances for them. Your ward family history consultant or a staff member at the Family History Library or your Family History Center can assist you. You can also use Members Guide to Temple and Family History Work (34697) available through Church distribution.
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-•	Does the new information verify the information found in other sources? Does it differ from information in other sources?
+[[Category:Germans_from_Russia]]
-•	Does it suggest other places, time periods, or records to search?
-Share Your Information with Others. Your family's history can become a source of enjoyment and education for yourself and your family. Contributing your information to Ancestral File is a good way to share your information (see p. #) «Refer to section on FamilySearch under “Records at the Family History Library.”». In addition, you may want to compile your findings into a family history. You can then share copies of your history with family members, the Family History Library, village coordinators (see “Archives and Libraries”), and other archives.
-If you are a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, be sure to submit information about your deceased family members so you can provide temple ordinances for them. Your ward family history consultant or a staff member at the Family History Library or your Family History Center can assist you. You can also use Members Guide to Temple and Family History Work (34697) available through Church distribution.
-[[Category:Germans from Russia]]