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What is Genealogy
Basics
Tid Bits
Tips and Gotcha's
Top ten myths
Top ten reasons to do it
Just for Fun
Glossary
Getting Started
An exercise using a pedigree
Paperwork organization
Preserving your records
Labeling your records
Photographs
Maps and geography
Old style dates
Old style handwriting
Tombstone reading
Calculating relationships
Family reunions
PC Software
Genealogical Programs
Genealogical Numbering Systems
Family Group Sheet form
GEDCOM format
Descendancy report
Ahnentafel report
Recap and Statistics
The data pyramid
Source Documents
Basics
Record types
Trustworthiness
Vital and primary records
Manuscript archives
Censuses and the soundex
Actual examples
Where to Look
Where to do your research
Kansas City area research
U.S. GenWeb
Adoptions
Recent immigrants
Ellis Island
African American
Native American
Hispanic American
Recommended web sites
Researching
Basics
Step-by-step
Certified professionals
Genealogical publishers/sellers
Recommended books
Publishing your family history
Forms to use
Citations
Dewey Decimal system
Homework assignment
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Top Ten Reasons to do Genealogy
You get to learn about yourself
You get to learn about your extended family
You have a new reason to go on out-of-town trips
You gain new excuses to talk to all of your relatives
You become a part of something much larger than yourself
You create something important to pass on to future generations
You learn more about history and geography than you ever thought you’d want to know
You have valid grounds to purchase a new PC – to manage all of your data and scanned images
You find one more reason to play on the Internet – databases, e-newsletters, chat rooms, etc.
You endeavor in something that has absolutely no chance of ever being completed
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