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Genealogical or family history research is the process of searching records to find information about your relatives and using those records to link individuals to earlier and later generations.  
Genealogical or family history research is the process of searching records to find information about your relatives and using those records to link individuals to earlier and later generations.  


This article describes a process for doing genealogical and family history research. In addition to following a process, research includes knowing about the records that have the information you seek. For discussions of specific records to use in your research, see the&nbsp;"Topics" on this wiki for the country, state or province of interest. You may also find information about records in the genealogical handbooks.  
This article describes a process for doing genealogical and family history research. In addition to following a process, research includes knowing about the different types of records that have the information you seek. For discussions of specific records to use in your research, see the&nbsp;"Topics" on this wiki for the country, state or province of interest. You may also find information about records in the genealogical handbooks.  


This article is intended for persons who are interested in learning more about family history research. For a brief overview of the research process, see [[A Guide to Research]].  
This article is intended for persons who are interested in learning more about family history research. For a brief overview of the research process, see [[A Guide to Research]].  
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=== See also  ===
=== See also  ===
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*[[Your Genealogical Quest]]  
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*[[:File:Identifying Your Ancestors and Overcoming Hurdles.jpg|Poster: Identifying Your Ancestors, and Overcoming Hurdles]] - a process summary of multiple best-practice FamilySearch articles written by experienced genealogists
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