| Display title | Use the internet for family history research |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Internet is a rich source of family history information. Many Websites have been created to provide help and information. Without leaving your home, you can find research guides, maps, family histories, and birth, marriage, and death records, and many other resources. Valuable information about your ancestors is most likely available on the Internet. So how can you find it? This lesson will introduce you to basic Internet research strategies and some of the best research tools currently available online. |
