Family History Record Book
Family History Record Book
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This 5 Generation book is...
At the foot of each page there are check boxes for key evidence you have obtained: a civil birth certificate, a church birth or naming record, a civil marriage certificate, a church marriage record, a civil death certificate, a burial or cremation record, any available census or register returns, including the 1921 Census and 1939 Register, and a final check box for proof of relationship established via a DNA match. These checkboxes are designed to reflect typical documents available in England.
I hope you enjoy using the FAMILY HISTORY RECORD BOOK and find it as useful as I do.
The prompts and checkboxes have been imprved in my Eight Generation record book. Why not take a look?
This 5 Generation book is...
- A five generation workbook to fill in – back to your 3 x great grandparents.
- A clear, concise, and portable record of your family history research progress.
- Valuable for all family historians, from beginner to advanced.
- Useful to highlight gaps and shape your priorities as you undertake further research.
- A family history tutorial or starter pack.
- A replacement for genealogy software, websites, or detailed sheets and templates.
- An ahnentafel index, to summarise your current knowledge and act as a table of contents.
- A full page per person to record yourself (or your subject) and 62 direct ancestors.
- Double page spreads arranged in logical family groups.
- Headings to help you to navigate quickly and easily to the parents and child of an individual.
- Space to add key UK information and additional notes, such as military history.
- Checkboxes to mark off the key UK documents used to support your findings.
At the foot of each page there are check boxes for key evidence you have obtained: a civil birth certificate, a church birth or naming record, a civil marriage certificate, a church marriage record, a civil death certificate, a burial or cremation record, any available census or register returns, including the 1921 Census and 1939 Register, and a final check box for proof of relationship established via a DNA match. These checkboxes are designed to reflect typical documents available in England.
I hope you enjoy using the FAMILY HISTORY RECORD BOOK and find it as useful as I do.
The prompts and checkboxes have been imprved in my Eight Generation record book. Why not take a look?
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