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Initial Online Research -Once you’ve gathered names from interviews, you’re ready to search the Social Security Death Index. This database, managed by the Social Security Administration, can provide you with the birth date, death date and last residence for some ancestors. The index only contains the names of people whose deaths were reported to the Social Security Administration, not everyone who had a Social Security card. Most people in the database died after 1962. If you find a relative in the database, you can get a copy of their original Social Security application, which contains place of birth and parents’ names. The census is an invaluable resource to genealogists. "Following the family back 10 years at a time, [census records] often can give a good basic snapshot of the family history," Popovich said. "Moreover, they help locate the family at a given time in a certain place, which is particularly helpful for families that were on the move." Some census data has been transcribed on the Internet at sites such as Census Online and the USGenWeb Census Project. However, the bulk of census records must be perused at a state or county library. The National Archives and Family History Centers also have microfiche of census documents up to 1930.

Document your Living Relatives -While you may be tempted to begin your research online, the first thing you should do is turn off your computer and pick up a pen and paper. "The starting point for anyone doing family history research is their own family," said Mary Popovich, a member of the Association for Professional Genealogists with 16 years of experience. "Older relatives should be interviewed to see what they know and papers should be sorted to see what information they contain." Construct your family tree using your own knowledge. The birth, death and marriage certificates of your living relatives and ancestors can help verify your research. Letters and diaries also provide clues. Your family history includes more than names and dates. Interview the older members of your family for clues and family stories. The Gene Pool has compiled sample Oral History Questions you can ask. Tales of your grandparent’s childhood during the Great Depression will add life to your family tree. Before you proceed, develop a clear method of organizing documents and notes. Photocopy records and cite sources to ensure accuracy, Popovich advised. To organize ancestor names and important dates, consider downloading family tree charts and research logs at Ancestry.com and Family Tree Magazine.

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