Genealogy Debriefing After a Genealogy Trip

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 Vol. 21, No. 38 - May 19, 2016

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Genealogy Debriefing After a Genealogy Trip
So, you have been on a genealogy research trip. That is wonderful. You have probably discovered a lot of new and interesting things about your family history, and had a lot of fun along the way. You have walked where your ancestors walked, seen some of the things they saw, and gained a better understanding of who they were and what their lives must have been like. A genealogy research trip is good for so many parts of your family history research. You have probably taken a lot of notes and pictures. When you get home, you need to debrief the information you have collected right away so you can make sure you remember it and make sense of it for the future construction of your family tree. Here’s how to debrief after a genealogy trip...
 
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