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Your attitude about tough family history research problems has a big impact on your chances of success. Whether you think you can, or whether you think you cannot—you are right! Develop a relentless “track-‘em-down” attitude pursuing and analyzing all sources.<sup>1 &nbsp;</sup>&nbsp;Never give up on the problem, and never give up searching for new ideas and ways of researching the problem. Hunt down the answers no matter what it takes.
Your attitude about tough family history research problems has a big impact on your chances of success. Whether you think you can, or whether you think you cannot—you are right! Develop a relentless “track-‘em-down” attitude pursuing and analyzing all sources.<sup>1 &nbsp;</sup>&nbsp;Never give up on the problem, and never give up searching for new ideas and ways of researching the problem. Hunt down the answers no matter what it takes.


== '''A Few Common Causes of Tough Research Problems and Their Solutions''''''' ==
== '''A Few Common Causes of Tough Research Problems and Their Solutions''''''''' ==


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Use the following ideas to find answers to really stubborn family history research problems (brick walls).
Use the following ideas to find answers to really stubborn family history research problems (brick walls).


 
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== '''A. Preliminaries''' ==
== '''A. Preliminaries''' ==
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16. Mills, “Rural Strategies: Correlation of Land &amp; Other Records.”
16. Mills, “Rural Strategies: Correlation of Land &amp; Other Records.”
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