Скачать или смотреть Genealogy Clips #34 | Finding Same Information in More Than One Set of Records

The more often a family relationship, name, birth or death date, marriage date, or another important piece of family information is repeated through various record sets, the more likely it is to be correct. This is especially true if the records are primary records (records generated at the time of the event they mention).

For example, if you find the same names of parents or birth date or any other type of information for an ancestor in:

Birth and death certificates

Old newspaper birth and death announcements or other articles

Wills

Military records

The more reason you have to trust that the information is correct. Unless you find something drastic later that makes you question this information, or that refutes it entirely, you can be reasonably sure your research into this person is successful.

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