If your great-grandfather went to the alter five times, then he should have five separate sheets. Record names, dates and places in the same way you did on your pedigree Chart. If there were other marriages for either husband or wife, reference them by name so that they will be easy to find in your Family History Book. 5. Place an X next to the number of the child who is your direct ancestor. If any children are twins, adopted, stepchildren, or stillborn, place the information in parentheses after the child's name.
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After you get the Pedigree Charts and Family History Sheets drawn up, you can start getting the information you'll need to begin filling them in. Just remember to tell everyone that whatever you find you will share with them. Using LDS Family History Centers. M any people don't know the LDS Family History Library resources are open to all people searching for their roots. T he main LDS library is located at 35 North West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84150.