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Every good genealogy project starts with finding all the clues that can be gathered from [[Finding Living Relatives - International Institute|'''living relatives''']] — both from their [[Gather Family Information|'''memories''']] and from [[Gather Family Information#Family_Records|'''documents or memorabilia''']] in their homes. <br> | Every good genealogy project starts with finding all the clues that can be gathered from [[Finding Living Relatives - International Institute|'''living relatives''']] — both from their [[Gather Family Information|'''memories''']] and from [[Gather Family Information#Family_Records|'''documents or memorabilia''']] in their homes. <br> | ||
=== '''What | === '''What are the best questions to ask?''' === | ||
In order to extend research, ask for '''names, dates, and places'''. Everything about '''who''' a relative was and '''when and where''' they lived is a clue to a new record search. For ideas, see : | In order to extend research, ask for '''names, dates, and places'''. Everything about '''who''' a relative was and '''when and where''' they lived is a clue to a new record search. For ideas, see : | ||