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Complex pathways to the past are made simple by a careful review of this worldwide Internet genealogy
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With or without history degrees, they approach research with a commitment to standards and excel-
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and reconstructing lives. They seek out specialized institutes, conferences, learning tapes, online
courses, and distance-learning opportunities to hone research skills. Before visiting a repository
they identify its holdings and study its catalogs. Their research is exhaustive; they document
carefully, evaluate evidence critically, and rely only on the best sources possible. Their
measure of success is not the number of family members found, but the extent
to which they correctly portray each human life they study."
Genealogy in the "Information Age": History's New Frontier?
Elizabeth Shown Mills, CG, CGL, FASG

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