12 Step Process for Researching Your Family History: Checklist
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- Опубліковано 4 чер 2024
- Here is a 12 step process, a checklist, you can follow for each ancestor you are researching in a methodical order. This will help ensure you have looked everywhere you can and properly documented your process as you go.
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TIMING
0:00 Intro
0:25 12 Steps for each target ancestor
0:58 Review what you’re starting with
1:32 Start research notes with what you have
2:12 Review Hints first
3:35 Review what’s missing
4:20 Search in three ways
5:14 Create a research plan
6:17 Research the plan
7:15 Update research notes as you go
7:40 Transcribe Documents
8:32 Research immediate family and F.A.N. club
10:01 Member Trees
11:12 DNA Cousin Matches
12:02 Thinking outside the box. Where else to look?
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Thanks for another great video and the handout. They are always helpful.
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I am having a hard time overcoming old habits of just researching and not keeping notes or having a research plan. Now, when I don't make the notes and I can't remember where I found this or get back to that, I can hear your voice saying, "keep research notes!" Like with other parts of my life, I have to just do it, even when old habits are very insistent. I will get there!
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This is so helpful for me. I am a "list person". I made an index card with the 12 steps and taped it on my desktop. I am easily distracted and this helps me stay focused!
I'm so like that as well and I was going to write it down too...index card is a great tip thanks!
Thanks. Me too!... I'm definitely a list, chart, graphics, visual anything maker.
Great idea. Same problem here.
@@GenealogyTVMe too.
You're one of the first genealogy coaches I've ran across. You are by far my favorite. I agree with others that you have been extremely helpful since they start of my journey. Your topics and approach to them are the most enjoyable to listen to.
Wow, thank you!
This is so good. I am rebuilding my grandmother's branches from scratch for... well... reasons... and am planning on doing it with my other grandparents as well. Part of the reason was exactly this. 1. I had no check list and 2. I was getting really overwhelmed by the hints. Now instead of adding people 1st, dealing with hints 2nd, I built 1/4 my tree out as far as I could (I've done it before so I know a lot of who should be there), and now I'm going through each person's hints, leaving the tree hints last... well mostly. If there's something I don't know, like q spouse's maiden name, I cheat a little and see if anyone gave me a possible place to start.
Great info. Thanks for sharing.
You've been amazing in my genealogy journey - started in 2020!
Thank you.
Thanks so much you explain and teach things very well where I can understand really easily I appreciate it
Really helpful checklist! Thanks, Connie!
Glad it was helpful!
I’m starting over with what little research I have done and this will be so helpful. Thank you so much.
You are so welcome!
This has been super helpful! Thanks so much
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Absolutely wonderful, thank you for all this help.
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Thanks for all the help Connie
My pleasure.
So many helpful tips! Thank you!
You're so welcome!
Wonderful! Thank you, Connie! Ancestry Hints - when another has built their tree incorrectly, Ancestry offers the incorrect sources as hints. You have to be so careful, logical & questioning as to whether these suggested birth, census, marriage & death records are the correct ones, even before you look at the member trees. Sometimes, they take you down the wrong road, with a person that has the same name as your research focus.
Connie, thank you for all of your wonderful hints! Your new setting is so perfect! Love, P ❣️
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I add the documents individually to my ancestor files.
After that I blog the document and then transcribe the document - I still keep binders with documents I also keep the really old bibles -especially originals.
I blog so I can “take” family history to present to others if requested.
I also show them how to get to my blogs.
I am a 4rd generation genealogist and am gently training a fourth generation!
He knows what I am doing and actually does go on the blogs and READS them!!!!!!!
I am a 3rd generation- he is a fourth generation.
LOL... I got it. That's awesome. Love your handle BTW. Chief Family Genealogy Officer... love it.
Good thoughts -- both in your list and the idea of doing a list in the first place! The new background is a fun touch.
Thanks
Great tips, thank you! I got confused with #9 Transcribe Documents Tip. I know it's just me but it flew over my head lol. I'll have to watch that tip on repeat more than a few times lol.
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Welcome!
Thanks bunches
You bet
I have been plodding thru bits of paper and notes and stuff just so I can keep where I am on a search or which branch I am searching. Too often I just write on any slip handy and have to stop doing that. Note books for each family branch is my goal. I have file boxes for family branches already, just got to get this paper bits thing under control.
I am like you!
Phenomenal video. There are a lot of sides that get difficult to research further back than 1850 but I’m sure the answers are out there - Onslow County is not a burned county like I’ve ran into a lot of another grandparent’s side, it was a lot smaller before Camp Lejeune, and most of my surnames there aren’t too common
Thank you Wyatt
Hey Wyatt... I don't know if I have shared this with you or not, but I have NC Ancestry page.... with a little info on Onslow County. ncancestry.com/north-carolina-genealogical-research/onslow-county/ As I work in the state, I add stuff to my website. Just some Ghee-Whiz info for you.
I would love to get the handout, will I be able to access it if I become a member on youtube now? Or is it only available as an individual purchase since this video was posted in 2022.
You can buy just the handout at GenealogyTV.org/handouts. Otherwise you would be scrolling forever in the post to find it as a channel member.
Channel membership is best for recent videos and their handouts.
question I am new to citing sources how do you know how to cite what sources on the research notes pages for like find a grave from ancestry, or census or newspers clippings etc.
It is too detailed to answer here. Just put who what where when for the document you can always use it URL if you had to until you learn how to do source citations. Think about how you could find this document again if you had to 10 years from now.
Hello. My Grandmother and her siblings were left by the parents to be raised by other familys. I know all the parties involved byt how do I connect them in my tree. thanks
Could you possibly do a snippet on how you are using those macros for the references please. 🙏
Good idea.
Where can I get the checklist? I am a member of your videos! Thank you! Pamela ❣
If you are an Information Access level member, you can find a link to it in the membership tab. www.youtube.com/@GenealogyTV/membership
For some reason, and I'm probably not doing something correctly LOL, I'm a channel member that has gotten handouts before, but today when I go to Community Tab, the most recent shown is from 4 weeks ago. And nothing with links for the handouts. I can't find a place to log in so please tell this dummy what I'm not doing! :)
Dottie, Under you account that I'm responding to, you are not a member. However, I searched the member list and do see a member with your name... so I'm guessing you have two Google accounts. Check the other google account. When you log into your other account, you can go to your icon in the upper right corner and drop down to purchases and memberships. There you should be able to confirm your membership. And BTW, you're no dummy. Many, myself included, ran into this same problem.
I can’t find how to get the handout. Help please 😊. It is probably simple but I am new, use my iPhone and I’m very technologically challenged.
Nancy, I just reposted this one. Apparently people could not access the handout from the link. Something was goofy with it.
I know this may not be the video to ask this question but, I found a marriage record for ancestor can you tell me why they would put red X's next to the place of birth and a red number in the area of the place of marriage?
Donna, I'm not sure without seeing the record. It might have been a copy of the original. The number might be the original. The red x in place of the birth, I'm not sure, but it might have been hard to read the original or they didn't know when they were born.
Is there a handout for this video?
Not this one.
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I am finding that some of the history out there is false. How do I know it's false? I have the original documents. I'm talking about names, dates, number of children in the family. My grandfather was born in 1879 and my grandmother in 1890 so I have a lot of original documents. How do you correct some of these things? One is as basic as my mother's sister's name. It's Marguerite and many places have it as Margaret.
Do you help research others records
I help teach you how to research the records. The best way is through the Genealogy TV Academy. genealogytv.org/about-genealogy-tv-academy/
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I love all this great information. I have been trying to do my research on my own, and I have come across many roadblocks. Knowing some steps and tricks to genealogy researching is so helpful. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for joining the channel membership.