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*'''1200-2014''' {{RecordSearch|1398522|Korea Collection of Genealogies 1200-2014}} at [https://www.familysearch.org/search FamilySearch]— images only ''also at'' [https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/60294/ Ancestry.com]— images ($) | *'''1200-2014''' {{RecordSearch|1398522|Korea Collection of Genealogies 1200-2014}} at [https://www.familysearch.org/search FamilySearch]— images only ''also at'' [https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/60294/ Ancestry.com]— images ($) | ||
=== Clan Lineage Genealogies (''Jokbo'') === | === Clan Lineage Genealogies (''Jokbo'') === | ||
Lineage genealogies are the single most important lineage linked genealogical source for Korea, and a primary research source. Since most genealogies continue into the early or mid twentieth century, a researcher who can connect into a lineage genealogy can often determine their pedigree quickly and accurately back to the 1600s and, typically, much further. Records are compiled periodically by families, clans or lineage organizations. These include mainly published (and a few handwritten) clan genealogical history genealogical books [jokbo], as well as various types of genealogical tables and charts, variously called ''sebo'', ''kasung'', and ''pabo''. | Lineage genealogies are the single most important lineage linked genealogical source for Korea, and a primary research source. Since most genealogies continue into the early or mid twentieth century, a researcher who can connect into a lineage genealogy can often determine their pedigree quickly and accurately back to the 1600s and, typically, much further. Records are compiled periodically by families, clans or lineage organizations. These include mainly published (and a few handwritten) clan genealogical history genealogical books [jokbo], as well as various types of genealogical tables and charts, variously called ''sebo'', ''kasung'', and ''pabo''. | ||
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