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Mid-Atlantic Regional Archives Conference Introduction to Genealogy for the Unsuspecting Archivist Workshop Registration Form When: September 9, 2014, 9:30 AM4:30 PM Where: Community Room, First Floor,

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1. Start by gathering basic information about yourself and your immediate family. This includes your full name, date and place of birth, as well as the same details for your parents and siblings.
2. Research and record the names, birthdates, and birthplaces of your grandparents. If possible, also gather information about their parents (your great-grandparents).
3. Use online resources, such as ancestry websites or genealogy databases, to search for historical records that can provide more details about your ancestors. These records may include birth, marriage, and death certificates, census records, immigration records, and military service records.
4. Interview older family members to gather stories, anecdotes, and any additional information about your ancestors. This can be a valuable source of information that may not be available in official records.
5. As you collect information, organize it into a family tree or pedigree chart. These charts help visualize the relationships between different generations and can be a helpful tool for tracking your progress.
6. Consider joining local genealogy societies or online communities to connect with others who share your interest in genealogy. These groups can provide support, guidance, and access to additional resources for your research.
7. Document your research findings and sources accurately to avoid confusion and ensure credibility. This includes recording the dates, locations, and sources of all the information you gather.
8. Finally, continue to expand your research and explore different branches of your family tree. Genealogy is a continuous journey, and there is always more to discover.

Who needs introduction to genealogy for?

1. Individuals interested in learning about their family history and tracing their ancestry.
2. People who want to understand their cultural heritage and the stories behind their family traditions.
3. Those who are curious about their genetic background and want to explore their genetic roots.
4. Historians or researchers looking to study specific family lineages or understand the social and historical context of a particular era through the lens of their own family history.
5. Genealogy enthusiasts who enjoy the challenge of piecing together the puzzle of their family tree and uncovering hidden connections between generations.
6. Individuals who want to pass down their family history to future generations and preserve their heritage for their children and grandchildren.

Overall, anyone with an interest in their personal history and a desire to connect with their ancestors can benefit from an introduction to genealogy.

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