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VISITING LOCALITIES

Here are some places patrons should visit to help them find information
on the particular family they are researching. Follow the links for more details about each type of information center.

• Cemeteries

  Those old tombstones can tell your patron a lot about ancestors for whom they were carved.

• Churches

  Churches have kept records of your patron's ancestors long before most governments did.

• Courthouses

  Courthouses keep records of more than just criminals--they are a good place for your patron to find lots of information about her ancestor.

• Old Homesteads

  If the old place still stands, the inhabitants and their attic may reveal interesting clues to the patron's ancestor.

• Family Reunions

  Have fun, do research and meet cousins!

• Migration Trails of Family

  Just how did the family travel to live in a particular locality?

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• Documents at Home
• Vital Records
• Government Records

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This website written and designed by:
Sharon Marie Centanne,
Genealogy Research Instructor and Internet Trainer
Please direct any questions to:
Sharon.

This page updated April 26, 2008

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