
A
Guide to the World's Largest Genealogy Resource: Part
Three
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Search
Strategies from Research Guidance
Once you select a place, Research
Guidance automatically takes you to the Search Strategy screen. On
this screen you will see three tabs with the Search Strategy tab open on
top.

Each of these tabs fulfill a very
important purpose:
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Historical
Background
A list of important
events in the history of your research location which affected
political boundaries, record keeping and family movements.
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For
Beginners
Includes ideas and
guides to help you get started in genealogy research including
information on how to begin, stay organized, find an ancestor and use
a map.
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Search
Strategy
A list of research
strategies and records for the place and time you selected in the
order that expert genealogists at the Family History Library would use
them.
How Do
I Use These Tabs?
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Click
on the tab of your choice to see a detailed list of activities and/or
records that apply to your research goal and the time/place in which you
are interested.
- Select any of the
recommended activities or records to view a description of the records
and guidance on what you can do with them. It is usually best to work
through these in the order in which they are provided.
- Click on one of the
four options located under What to Do
How Do I Use The What
to Do guide?
Once you select one of
the recommended activities, you will find a brief description of that
activity or record type and a What to Do navigation bar.
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Other Research
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- Sources
in the Family History Library Catalog
A list of records
in the Family History Library Catalog which pertain to your research
goal and which can be viewed at your local Family History Center.
- Step-by-Step
Guide
Provides specific instructions about how to search the record type you
have chosen including tips, samples, background information and where to
find the record.
- Related
Web Sites
A list of Internet sites chosen by Family History Library volunteers
that may contain information helpful information pertaining to your
research.
- Other
Research Helps
Subject Glossaries with definitions of words and Guides including
research outlines and record collections related to your search.
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