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DIGGING FOR YOUR ROOTS 16 OCTOBER 2010 OUR 17TH ANNUAL FAMILY HISTORY SEMINAR PRESENTED BY CONCORD FAMILY HISTORY CENTER KEYNOTE SPEAKER RICHARD BANDS (REGISTRATION 7:30 AM to 8 SEMINAR 8 AM 4:30

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary information about your family history. This includes names, dates of birth, marriage, and death, as well as any known locations.
2. Research and collect any documents that you may already have in your possession, such as birth certificates, immigration records, or old photographs.
3. Utilize online resources and genealogy databases to further expand your search. Websites like Ancestry.com or FamilySearch.org can provide valuable information and connect you with other researchers.
4. Interview older family members, including parents, grandparents, or great-grandparents, to gather additional information or stories about your family's past.
5. Keep organized records of your findings, whether it be through a physical filing system or a digital software. This will help you stay organized and easily reference information.
6. Collaborate with other family members who are also interested in researching the family tree. Sharing knowledge and resources can lead to new discoveries and a more comprehensive understanding of your family's history.
7. Continuously update and revise your research as new information becomes available. Genealogy is an ongoing process, and new records or resources may become accessible over time.

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1. Individuals interested in their family history and genealogy can benefit from digging for their roots. It allows them to connect with their past, discover ancestral origins, and gain a deeper understanding of their family's traditions, culture, and heritage.
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What is digging for your roots?

Digging for your roots is the process of researching and tracing your ancestry and family history.

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The purpose of digging for your roots is to uncover and preserve your family history, understand your roots, and connect with your heritage.

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Information such as names, dates of birth/death, relationships, locations, and any other relevant details about your ancestors must be reported on digging for your roots.