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And Finally...
One thing to keep in mind through all of these steps is that clear notes about everything you find will help you later. When you locate an old family photo and get Aunt Clara to identify all of your great-grandparents, take the time at that moment to make a note of their names and any other information she can give you. Even if you tape record an interview, take notes too, if possible — your firsthand interview may be a later genealogist's source material.

You've started out on a long and rewarding journey to find your family's history. May these first four steps be the wind at your back, and be sure to check in the sidebar above for more helpful articles about searching for your ancestors.

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1790census.pdf
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1820census.pdf
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1850census.pdf
1870census.pdf
1880census_b.pdf
1880census.pdf
1900census.pdf
1900Soundexcensus.pdf
1910census.pdf
1910Sounder_Miracode.pdf
1920census.pdf
1930census.pdf
cemetery.pdf
groupreport.pdf
log.pdf
manifest.pdf
tracker-V2.pdf

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