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== Genealogy Research Process Map == | == Genealogy Research Process Map == | ||
The map was created in 2008 as a visualization of the genealogy research process. It is meant as a tool for genealogists and family historians from beginner to professional. It combines concepts from the Board for Certification of Genealogists and the works of professional genealogist, Elizabeth Shown Mills. | The map was created in 2008 by Mark Tucker as a visualization of the genealogy research process. It is meant as a tool for genealogists and family historians from beginner to professional. It combines concepts from the [http://www.bcgcertification.org/ Board for Certification of Genealogists] and the works of professional genealogist, Elizabeth Shown Mills. | ||
[[Category: | *Mark Tucker's map: [http://www.jaunay.com/newsletter/images/GenealogyResearchMap.pdf ''Genealogy Research Process.''] | ||
*A related version by Elizabeth Shown Mills: [https://www.evidenceexplained.com/content/quicklesson-17-evidence-analysis-process-map ''The Evidence Analysis Process Map''.] | |||
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The map was created in 2008 by Mark Tucker as a visualization of the genealogy research process. It is meant as a tool for genealogists and family historians from beginner to professional. It combines concepts from the Board for Certification of Genealogists and the works of professional genealogist, Elizabeth Shown Mills.
- Mark Tucker's map: Genealogy Research Process.
- A related version by Elizabeth Shown Mills: The Evidence Analysis Process Map.