Vital Statistics Can Be the Key to Finding Your Family
September 7th, 2007Birth, marriage and death are possibly the three most important events in a person’s life. These events are recorded in government vital statistics records, and these records are of great importance to a genealogy researcher. In fact, without these records, doing genealogical research would be next to impossible.
Here’s an example of how vital statistics can be used. In tracing your own family tree lets say you can go back as far as your great grandparents on each side of the family, but know nothing about their parents and can go no further with family records. By going to the court house and checking government vital statistics you can find the birth records of your grandparents, their marriage records, and their death records.
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