Here are step by step instructions:
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Go to http://www.familysearch.org
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Then click on “Search” (Located at top middle of
page)
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Then click on “Wiki” (Located at top middle of
page)
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Then search a place, for example: Malmohus,
Sweden
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There will be a number of search results. For
Malmohus, Sweden, I clicked on the 3rd result down, which is the
County page for Malmohus, Sweden.
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From there it gives me a history of the county
and individual parishes/towns within the county and the parish/town page.
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After clicking on one of the parish pages, it
didn’t give me a lot of information. So, I’m going to search just “Sweden”
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After clicking on search result “Sweden”, I
found lots of information and resources. For example: getting started with
Sweden research, research tools, maps of jurisdictions, where to find vital
records, and lots more.
I have mentioned this in another post, but also try “browsing”
family search records to see what is available online for the specific country
that you are looking for. Some records might not be indexed yet and won’t show
up when you do a search. For example: Family search has Husförhörslängder records (Kind of like
census records) under the browse section, but these have not been indexed. I
can browse these records for free online; I just have to do the dirty work of searching
each individual record. For instructions on "browsing" read this post: http://pieceyourfamilytogether.blogspot.com/2013/07/family-search.html
What places are you currently searching? Where have you
found resources and search help?
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