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Last
week I introduced you to one of several new wonderful
research tools on the FamilySearch Web site, Research Guidance.
This week we are going to touch on two more online tools which are great
resources for learning more about genealogy. The Research Helps
genealogy research aid is especially useful when you need to learn more about how to
conduct family history research within a specific geographic area and when you
need help in determining which records to search. Here's the scoop on what this
tool can do for you, with step-by-step instructions on how to make the most of
it in your genealogy research!
Research
Helps
You can find the Research Help tool at http://www.familysearch.org, Once there, click on either Search for Ancestors or the Search tab and then select Research Helps from the blue navigation bar near the top of the page.
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