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*[[Begin your genealogy quest|Start your family history]] | *[[Begin your genealogy quest|Start your family history]] | ||
*[[Select computer software|Select software]] | *[[Select computer software|Select software]] | ||
*[[Organize your genealogy|Organize your records]] | *[[Organize your genealogy|Organize your records]] | ||
*[[Principles of Family History Research|Research Principles]] | *[[Principles of Family History Research|Research Principles]] | ||
*[[Family History for Beginners|Family History for Beginners]] | *[[Family History for Beginners|Family History for Beginners]] | ||
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Revision as of 11:36, 12 January 2015
New to Research
Click on the principles below to help you better understand the steps you need to take when doing your own family history research.
Click on the principles below to help you better understand the steps you need to take when doing your own family history research.
Research Overview[edit | edit source]
Research is done in cycles. You will complete a series of steps and then repeat the steps again, using the new knowledge you have gained. An illustration of the research cycle appears above. Slowly click the image twice to see a close-up view.
For successful research, follow these steps:
1. Identify what you know.
2. Decide what you want to learn.
3. Select records to search.
4. Obtain and search the records.
5. Evaluate and Use the information.
See Also[edit | edit source]
- Start your family history
- Select software
- Organize your records
- Research Principles
- Family History for Beginners