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Genealogy: How to obtain records of birth, death, marriage and divorce by Annalou Mack Finding Vital Records As a person begins researching his/her family, one of the questions that comes to mind is, " How do I find vital records including birth, death, marriage and divorce dates about my ancestors?" This will not include web sites wh... More> Genealogy: Where to find maiden names by C. A. Pruit O.K., so you are tracing your family line, and get stumped when the branch takes a right turn and stops you dead in your tracks. You have to find a maiden name, but don't have a clue where to find it. Well don't worry, you have lots of resources to ... More>
	Vital records and their evolution in genealogy by Isabelle Esteves Vital records are an important part of finding information about your ancestors. Vital records are records of births, marriages and deaths. These are the cornerstones of people lives, the major events if you will. Depending on what country you are i... More> How to locate and access Catholic Church records by Kathy Trower Catholic Church records are important to a Catholic's sacramental life. A child usually begins that life by receiving Baptism . A record is kept in the church where the child was baptized. This record contains the information such ... More>
Genealogy: How to research church and cemetery records by Isabelle Esteves Researching church and cemetery records can be very helpful when you are looking for information for your genealogy as long as you keep in mind that these records were not kept with genealogy in mind. In the case of cemetery records, they can be ver... More> Marriage should be a sacred institution between only a woman and a man by Sam Miller The first marriage instituted by God was in the Old Testament Bible between Adam and Eve. God saw that it was not good for man to be alone so he made a help mate for him.(Gen 2;18) Marriage is a sacred institution ordained by God between a man and a... More>
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