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== Getting | == Getting Started in Family History Research == | ||
Numerous articles are available on FamilySearch Wiki to help you get started in family history. This page provides links to articles about basic [[Principles of Family History Research|principles of family history research]]. | Numerous articles are available on FamilySearch Wiki to help you get started in family history. This page provides links to articles about basic [[Principles of Family History Research|principles of family history research]]. | ||
#[[New to Genealogy - Beginners First Step|New to Genealogy? (critical steps!)]] | |||
#[[Identify What You Know|Identify What You Know]] | #[[Identify What You Know|Identify What You Know]] | ||
#[[Decide What You Want to Learn|Decide What You Want to Learn]] | #[[Decide What You Want to Learn|Decide What You Want to Learn]] | ||
#[[Select Records to Search|Select Records to Search]] | #[[Select Records to Search|Select Records to Search]] | ||
#[[Obtain and Search the Records|Obtain and Search the Records]] | #[[Obtain and Search the Records|Obtain and Search the Records]] | ||
#[[Use the Information|Use the Information]]<br> | #[[Use the Information|Use the Information]]<br> | ||
#[[Websites for Family History Beginners|Websites for Family History Beginners]] | |||
== Deciding Where to Start Looking == | == Deciding Where to Start Looking == | ||
[[Image:Merthyr Tydfil Central Library family history room.JPG|thumb|right|180px | [[Image:Merthyr Tydfil Central Library family history room.JPG|thumb|right|180px]] Wondering where to start with a challenging name or date in your family history research? One of the following articles can help you [[How to Guess Where to Start|decide where to look first]] for a puzzling:<br> | ||
*[[Guessing a Name Variation|Name Variation]] | *[[Guessing a Name Variation|Name Variation]] | ||
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== Research Analysis == | == Research Analysis == | ||
There are several articles in FamilySearch Wiki that explain how to correlate, corroborate, interpret, and evaluate research, records, and information to determine their relevance, authenticity, reliability, and accuracy, and how to deal with contradictory evidence: | There are several articles in FamilySearch Wiki that explain how to correlate, corroborate, interpret, and evaluate research, records, and information to determine their relevance, authenticity, reliability, and accuracy, and how to deal with contradictory evidence: | ||
*[[Family group record: roadmap for researchers|Family group record: roadmap for researchers]] | *[[Family group record: roadmap for researchers|Family group record: roadmap for researchers]] | ||
*[[Use the Information#Evaluate_the_Evidence|Evaluate the Evidence]] | *[[Use the Information#Evaluate_the_Evidence|Evaluate the Evidence]] | ||
*[[Research a Family in Community Context|Research a Family in Community Context]] | *[[Research a Family in Community Context|Research a Family in Community Context]] | ||
*[[Genealogical Proof Standard|Genealogical Proof Standard]] | *[[Genealogical Proof Standard|Genealogical Proof Standard]] | ||
*[[United States Census Analyzing Census Data|Analyzing Census Data]] | *[[United States Census Analyzing Census Data|Analyzing Census Data]] * | ||
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*[[Civil Government Birth, Marriage, and Death Certificates|Civil Government Birth, Marriage, and Death Certificates]] | *[[Civil Government Birth, Marriage, and Death Certificates|Civil Government Birth, Marriage, and Death Certificates]] | ||
*[[Family group record: roadmap for researchers|Family group record: roadmap for researchers]] | *[[Family group record: roadmap for researchers|Family group record: roadmap for researchers]] | ||
*[[Genealogical Proof Standard|Genealogical Proof Standard]] | *[[Genealogical Proof Standard|Genealogical Proof Standard]] | ||
*[[How to Begin a Search for Your Ancestor|How to Begin a Search for Your Ancestor]] | *[[How to Begin a Search for Your Ancestor|How to Begin a Search for Your Ancestor]] | ||
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*[[Sharing: a good way to FIND ancestors|Sharing: a good way to FIND ancestors]] | *[[Sharing: a good way to FIND ancestors|Sharing: a good way to FIND ancestors]] | ||
*[[Solving Tough Research Problems—Overcoming Brick Walls|Solving Tough Research Problems—Overcoming Brick Walls]] | *[[Solving Tough Research Problems—Overcoming Brick Walls|Solving Tough Research Problems—Overcoming Brick Walls]] | ||
*[[Spelling Substitution Tables for the United States and Canada|Spelling Substitution Tables for the United States and Canada]] | *[[Spelling Substitution Tables for the United States and Canada|Spelling Substitution Tables for the United States and Canada]] | ||
*[[Start Family History by Writing What is Known|Start Family History by Writing What is Known]] | *[[Start Family History by Writing What is Known|Start Family History by Writing What is Known]] | ||
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*[[Traditional Nicknames in Old Documents - A Wiki List|Traditional Nicknames in Old Documents - A Wiki List]] | *[[Traditional Nicknames in Old Documents - A Wiki List|Traditional Nicknames in Old Documents - A Wiki List]] | ||
== | == Organizing your Research and Files == | ||
Organizing and documenting the research that you do is a key concept for both beginners and seasoned family history researchers. The following articles will help you understand this important process: | Organizing and documenting the research that you do is a key concept for both beginners and seasoned family history researchers. The following articles will help you understand this important process: | ||
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*[[Research Analysis|Research Analysis]] | *[[Research Analysis|Research Analysis]] | ||
*[[United States Census Analyzing Census Data|Analyzing Census Data]] | *[[United States Census Analyzing Census Data|Analyzing Census Data]] | ||
*[[What to do with the genealogy and family history I collected]] | |||
== Glossaries that help<br> == | == Glossaries that help<br> == | ||
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