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This is Melanie from Customer Support at GenealogyBank.
When people start searching their family history, they usually begin with one name.
That’s a good start.
But the real breakthroughs often come from the records around that name.
A spouse.
A hometown.
A marriage notice.
A military mention.
An obituary with names you did not have before.
If you’re not sure where to search next, these are the records I’d look at first:
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Military Records
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Census Records
See where they lived, who was in the household, what they did, and how the family changed over time.
One record could give you the clue you need to keep going.
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