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| align="left" | [[England Church Records|Church Records]], [[England Census| Census]], [[England Directories| Directories]], [[England Civil Registration| Civil Registration]] | | align="left" | [[England Church Records|Church Records]], [[England Census| Census]], [[England Directories| Directories]], [[England Civil Registration| Civil Registration]], [[England Occupations| Occupations]], [[England Probate Records| Probate Records]] | ||
| align="left" | [[England Court Records|Court Records]], [[England Obituaries| Obituaries]], [[England Officials and Employees| Officials and Employees]], [[England Military Records| Military Records]], [[England Taxation| Taxation]] | | align="left" | [[England Court Records|Court Records]], [[England Obituaries| Obituaries]], [[England Officials and Employees| Officials and Employees]], [[England Military Records| Military Records]], [[England Taxation| Taxation]] | ||
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Revision as of 15:07, 31 July 2009
This table can help you decide which records to search. It is most helpful for research from 1800 to the present.
- Step 1. Choose an ancestor you would like to know more about. Decide what information you would like to learn about that person. This new information is your research goal.
- Step 2. In column 1 of this table, find the goal you selected.
- Step 3. In column 2 of this table, find the types of records most likely to have the information you need; then read the sections in this outline about those types of records.
- Step 4. Look in the Family History Library Catalog and choose a specific record to search.
- Step 5. Look at the record.
- Step 6. If you do not find the information you need, return to column 3 and search those record types. Note:Records of previous research (Genealogy, Biography, History, Periodicals, and Societies) are useful for most goals, but they are not listed unless they are especially helpful.