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''[[Principles of Family History Research|Principles of Family History Research ]] > Select Records to Search'' | ''[[Principles of Family History Research|Principles of Family History Research ]] > [[Select Records to Search|Step 3. Select Records to Search]]'' | ||
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Decide which records you want to search first. Some records are easier to search while others may be more difficult to use because of the format, handwriting, language, lack of indexes or other reasons. Some records may be more immediately available than others. You may eventually want to search all the records you selected, but usually you should search the ones most likely to meet your objective first, even if they may be more difficult to search. | Decide which records you want to search first. Some records are easier to search while others may be more difficult to use because of the format, handwriting, language, lack of indexes or other reasons. Some records may be more immediately available than others. You may eventually want to search all the records you selected, but usually you should search the ones most likely to meet your objective first, even if they may be more difficult to search. | ||
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[[Category:Select_Records_to_Search]] | [[Category:Select_Records_to_Search]] | ||