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Family Group Sheet form
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Forms to use for Genealogy

Many forms are available to help organize your genealogical information. Some of the most popular forms include:

  • pedigree chart (a.k.a. tree, numerous sizes and shapes and number of generations)
     
  • family group sheet (click here [FGS] to download one example of an FGS form)
     
  • census (by year)
     
  • research log
     
  • cemetery log
     
  • correspondence log
     
  • Bibliography log
     

Look on the web using search phrases such as "genealogy forms" and "genealogy supplies". Some sites include:

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