Используйте подходящие бланки: различия между версиями

[[Image:family_group_record.jpg|350px|thumb|right|Бланк семейной группы (стр. 1)]] Бланк семейной группы (его ещё называют формуляром "Данные о членах семьи") это форма с полями для записи сведений о родителях и детях,&nbsp;принадлежащих одной семье. В хорошо заполненной семейной группе находятся имена,&nbsp;даты и места рождения,&nbsp;брака и смерти всех членов семьи (см. пример справа). You can enhance their value by citing the sources that document these events in the lives of family members. If you use computers to generate family group records, you also can easily display additional events such as censuses, change of residence, land purchases or sales, wills proved, and any other events in the family members' lives. The most useful family group records display as many events and sources as possible. Recently there has been a trend of amateur researchers creating photographic family group record templates which requires that source and possibly other information be transferred to the reverse of each group record to make room for small portraits of each family member. Family portraits are being incorporated into many form templates to help researchers increase the preservation efforts of priceless family images right along side the key vital statistics of their ancestors and other relatives. Click on the link above to print or download a family group record. <br><br>  

Start research on a new family by compiling a well-documented family group record. This will help you gather, correlate, and analyze information. A well source-footnoted family group record bristles with clues to help you find further sources. For a more detailed explanation of their value see <ref>[[Family group record: roadmap for researchers]] </ref>  

You may need additional pages for large families. While modern family group records are usually letter size, other sizes such as legal size have been common in the past and can still be used.  

Create a family group record for each couple on your pedigree chart. A four-generation pedigree chart has eight couples, so you would make up to eight family group records for such a pedigree.  

For a person who married more than once, make another family group record for each additional marriage, especially if the marriage produced children.  

=== Pedigree Chart ===

[[Image:peditree_chart.jpg|350px|thumb|right|Бланк родословной]] Pedigree charts , sometimes called “Ancestor” or “Lineage” Charts, have space for four or five generations (parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents.) There is space for full names, dates and places of birth, marriage, and death. See the example at the right. Ancestral lines can continue onto other charts. Some pedigree charts display fewer generations for simplicity and, in doing so, allow plenty of room to include whatever researchers may value most; ancestor portraits, ancestors' siblings in birth order, source information, or customized compiler comments to aid the other researchers in verification or overcoming their next brick wall relative. Click on the link above to print or download a pedigree chart.  

=== Prepare a Research Log  ===

 

You may have a research log for each objective, locality, ancestor, or family. Most researchers prefer to keep it simple with a set of research logs for each family they research. There are varying formats for research logs depending on what information is to be sought out. The Research Log can be printed from [https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/images/5/50/Research_Log.pdf familysearch]

A research log is crucial for successful research. It will help you:  

*Locate a record that was searched earlier if you need to check it again.

*Quality of the source (if indexed, legible, language, etc.)

You may purchase a basic log at the Family History Library, at Family History Centers, or at genealogical stores, or you may create your own. One research log may start with three areas for vital records for birth, death, and marriage and then have several areas for other common life research subjects such as education, employment, military service, photos, etc. For more details about research logs see the wiki article <ref> [[Research Logs]] </ref> and <ref> [[Prepare a Research Log]] </ref> in Step 2 of this article.

As you record information, be consistent in the way you write it. Someday, other researchers may use your information or notes as they continue research on your family. The following suggestions are practiced by most genealogists and are easily understood by all researchers.  

*'''''Names'''''. Write names in the order they are spoken (first names, then middle name(s), then last name or surname.) You may want to capitalize the surname to identify it. Use maiden names for women.  

*'''''Dates'''''. Write the day, then the month, then the complete year (23 May 1891). Always write the month, or use an abbreviation. Never use numbers for months. Other researchers may not know if 6-8-50 means 6 August or 8 June, or 1750 or 1850.  

*'''''Places'''''. List all jurisdictions, in order from smallest to largest. Give the town (or parish or township); the county, province or district; then the state; and the nation last. For example:

::Stephentown, Rensselaer, New York, United States

::Ansbach, Oberfranken, Bayern, Germany

:Do not use abbreviations. They can be confusing. Take, for example, the abbreviation ''WA''. To some, it means the state of Washington. To others, it means Western Australia.

:Commonly, researchers use native spellings for all places or levels (jurisdictions) except for the nation. For example, the native name of ''Bayern'' is used instead of ''Bavaria''. Always indicate the name of the country.

*'''''Sources'''''. Be sure to fully identify the source of your information. If a person, give their full name. For a book or other document give the complete title and other information. For suggestions see <ref> [[Transfer the Information#Cite_Your_Sources]] </ref>.

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