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Select a specific relative or ancestor born in Denmark for whom you know at least a name, the village or parish where he or she lived in Denmark, and an approximate date when he or she lived there. It is also very helpful to know the names of other family members born in Denmark. | Select a specific relative or ancestor born in Denmark for whom you know at least a name, the village or parish where he or she lived in Denmark, and an approximate date when he or she lived there. It is also very helpful to know the names of other family members born in Denmark. | ||
As you look over your Family Group Records, or Pedigree Charts, ask yourself “What do I want to find next?” Common goals might be: <br> | |||
*The last person on a specific line of your Pedigree Chart. | *The last person on a specific line of your Pedigree Chart. | ||
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*Locating the marriage date and place for the parents on a Family Group Record. | *Locating the marriage date and place for the parents on a Family Group Record. | ||
For suggestions on finding an immigrant ancestor's birthplace, see the "[[Denmark: Emigration and Immigration|Emigration and Immigration]]" section through the Denmark: Portal of the FamilySearch Wiki. | |||
Next, decide what you want to learn about your ancestor, such as where and when he was married, or the names of his parents. You may want to ask an experienced researcher to help you select a goal that you can achieve.<br> | |||
== What's Next?<br> == | == What's Next?<br> == | ||