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Goal 3: Vital and Census Records


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Goal 3: Learn about Florida vital records.


Choices


ALearn about Florida vital records.


Class Outlines:    Basic


Summary
  1. Learn about Florida vital records in these articles.

    FS—Wiki: Florida Vital Records
    AC—Wiki: Florida Vital Records

  2. Explore links for vital records on the Florida Public Health site.
  3. Search for online Florida vital records and find addresses for state offices to write to for records.
  4. Explore Florida birth, marriage, and death records on the AccessGenealogy site.
  5. Explore additional links for Florida vital records on the Linkpendium site and the Genealogy Branches site.
Exercises


BExplore Florida birth records.


Summary
  1. Learn how to find Florida birth records in this article.

    FS—Wiki: How to Find Florida Birth Records

  2. Learn how to find family bible records in Florida.

    FS—Wiki: Florida Bible Records

  3. Get help with adoption topics on the Florida Adoptees / Birth Parents Facebook page.
  4. Explore additional links for Florida birth records on the LDSGenealogy site.
Exercises


CExplore Florida marriage and divorce records.


Summary
  1. Marriage: Learn about Florida marriage records in this article.

    FS—Wiki: How to Find Florida Marriage Records

  2. Explore links for Florida marriage records.
  3. Explore additional links for Florida marriage records on the LDSGenealogy site.
  4. Learn about Florida divorce records in this article.

    FS—Wiki: Florida Divorce Records
Exercises

  Record Search Practice  |   Hints  |   Answers


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DExplore Florida obituaries and death records.


Summary
  1. Explore the ObituariesHelp site for Florida obituaries.

  2.   ObituariesHelp.net Practice  |   Hints  |   Answers

  3. Explore The Ancestor Hunt for obituaries.
  4. Search for obituaries by county on the Newspaperobituaries.net site.
  5. Find additional resources for Florida obituaries on the Linkpendium site.

Florida Death Records
  1. Learn how to find Florida death records in this article.

    FS—Wiki: How to Find Death Records

  2. Explore the Ancestors at Rest site for Florida death records.
  3. Explore Florida death records, indexes, and obituaries.
  4. Explore additional links for Florida death records on the LDSGenealogy site.
  5. Explore Florida mortuary and funeral home records on the Ancestor Hunt site.
Exercises

  Record Search Practice  |   Hints  |   Answers


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EExplore Florida census and voter records.


Summary
  1. Get an overview of Florida censuses in these articles.

    FS—Florida Census
    AC—Florida Census Records

  2. Explore the MyFreeCensus site for Florida state and county census records.
  3. Explore additional links for Florida census records on the LDSGenealogy site.
  4. Explore Florida census records on the AccessGenealogy site.
  5. Learn about Florida voting registers in these articles.

    FS—Florida Voting Registers

Exercises

  Record Search Practice  |   Hints  |   Answers


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Florida Counties

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