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Once you have noted everything that you can, ask all your living relatives what they know about your common genealogy. Add this information consider, RC Fast Cars to what you already have.

Then you can start looking for records like birth, marriage and death certificates, and census records that will tell you more about these people. Generally what happens is you will find one name somewhere, and then you can link it to another. For example, having found John James Cramer (my great grandfather whom I knew nothing about) I discovered that he was the father of five children and what his wife's name was. That opened up a whole new branch of study. And that's what you need when you are finding out all you can about your family also look at, Omaha High Poker tree ancestry.