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Conducting Research
Below are some tips that you may find helpful.
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Identify your research questions. This will help organize your research
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Probate records, wills, birth/death certificates and land deeds can be great sources of information
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Also, census records, newspapers, family Bibles, photographs, memorabilia, and church records can be great sources.
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Military service records, pensions, and tombstone look up services
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Consider using a genealogy software and books to organize your research
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Document and source your research.

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Talk to Relatives
Below are some tips that you may find helpful.
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Set up time to speak with current relatives (grandparents, aunts, uncles, parents etc.)
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Interview neighbors and community members who knew your relatives
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Don't be afraid to ask permission to record research conversations
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Identify key persons living that can share insight on the community at the time
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Make drawing your family tree a family event or tradition
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Prioritize your conversations with relatives to help organize your information.
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DNA ethnicity test may also help you find distant or close relatives