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=== Key Latter-day Saint Research Links  ===
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*[http://mormonplaces.byu.edu/ Mormon Places]: an interactive gazetteer of thousands of places of interest to the history of the Church
*[http://mormonplaces.byu.edu/ Mormon Places]: an interactive gazetteer of thousands of places of interest to the history of the Church
*[http://mormonmigration.lib.byu.edu/ Mormon Migration]: a database documenting those Church members who crossed oceans to gather in Utah  
*[http://mormonmigration.lib.byu.edu/ Mormon Migration]: a database documenting those Church members who crossed oceans to gather in Utah  

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The Church of Jesus Christ
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This page contains resources for individuals researching ancestors who were members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.

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The usage of "Mormon" and "LDS" on this page is approved according to current policy.


Key Latter-day Saint Research Links[edit | edit source]

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Caution Regarding Genealogies and Life Sketches[edit | edit source]

Many genealogies of members of the Church have been handed down for several generations. Some of these genealogies, family stories, and life sketches were compiled from oral histories and can contain many errors among true information. If you are the recipient of one of these genealogies, it is suggested to document this information. Family group records should have sources supporting the information on it. Don't rely on someone else's research, but instead cite sources and find evidence. Careful documentation reduces errors, unwanted duplication, and may help uncover an overlooked ordinance and other family stories.

Resources[edit | edit source]