French Handwriting: Difference between revisions

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Many resources exist that will help you read French records. One of these is the Reading Handwritten Records Series of free online classes available at familysearch.org. This series includes interactive lessons about French handwriting.

Another resource is the French Records Extraction Manual, which is listed below.

FRENCH RECORDS EXTRACTION MANUAL

Chapter 1: OLD FRENCH RECORDS

Chapter 2: PARISH CHRISTENING AND CIVIL BIRTH ENTRIES

Chapter 3: MARRIAGE ENTRIES

OTHER ENTRIES

FRENCH HANDWRITING AND SPELLING

NAME IDENTIFICATION

GENDER

DATES

PUTTING IT ALL INTO PRACTICE

FRENCH OCCUPATIONS LIST

COMMON ABBREVIATIONS

ANSWERS TO SELF-EVALUATION EXERCISES

GLOSSARY

BIOGRAPHY

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