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My family aren't from the UK, what do I do?

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My family aren't from the UK, what do I do?

The same principle applies; you still need to record your data into your family tree. But you will have more question marks, blanks, and areas to investigate. Apart from showing you how people are related to one another, the family tree also shows you what lines of research you need then to undertake. So when you get gaps or blanks or question marks that's how you focus your research. And if your family are from overseas, you could get a lot more than if you start from scratch.

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