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 • http://www.ipl.org/div/subject/browse/hum60.60.00/ - Internet Public Library
-[https://www.familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Family_History_Library •Family History Library&nbsp;]search the Ancestral File, Pedigree Resource file and in the future, the forthcoming new.FamilySearch.org databases
+[[Family_History_Library|Family History Library]] search the Ancestral File, Pedigree Resource file and in the future, the forthcoming new.FamilySearch.org databases
 ===== '''Social Networking Websites'''  =====
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 •[http://www.visionofbritain.org.uk/expertsearch.jsp;jsessionid=8B3C24ABF69B27925D76C58C75D11B6A#tab03 www.visionofbritain.org.uk/descriptions/index.jsp ]- best topographical dictionary on the Internet (Imperial Gazetteer)
-• [[Main Page|Family Search Wiki Main Page]] &nbsp;- FamilySearch.org’s new family history wiki-pedia; calling all volunteers!
+• [[Main Page|Family Search Wiki Main Page]]  - FamilySearch.org’s new family history wiki-pedia; calling all volunteers!
 <br>Appendix&nbsp; I
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 '''WHERE TO FIND COMPILED SOURCES: A STANDARD HANDLIST FOR RESEARCHERS'''
-Regardless of your research experience in primary and original record sources, test your knowledge and see if you’ve done your ‘due diligence’ in the past by looking at the following ‘Where to Find’ list for home, compiled, and/or secondary sources for information on your families. You will be pleasantly surprised. In today’s world, making an orderly approach to tracking all available sources at your perusal is a very difficult task! The following is a standard list of family, home and compiled sources:
+Regardless of your research experience in primary and original record sources, test your knowledge and see if you have done your ‘due diligence’ in the past by looking at the following ‘Where to Find’ list for home, compiled, and/or secondary sources for information on your families. You will be pleasantly surprised. In today’s world, making an orderly approach to tracking all available sources at your perusal is a very difficult task! The following is a standard list of family, home and compiled sources:
 *'''Family & Home Sources'''