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				 GENEALOGY
 These were the REQUIREMENTS before the REVISIONS made on January 1, 2006
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					Explain the meaning of genealogy and genealogical resources.Begin a pedigree chart with yourself and fill it in as far 
					as you can at the beginning of your project. Add any additional 
					names, dates, or places that you find.Show yourself as a child on a family group record form, 
					and show one of your parents as a child on another family group 
					record form.Interview an older relative to obtain information about 
					your family. This interview may be in person, by telephone, 
					or by letter. Add any information obtained to your pedigree 
					chart and family group records.Obtain at least one genealogical document showing proof 
					of some information on your pedigree chart or family group records. 
					This document may be located in your home, a courthouse, an 
					archive, or library, etc.Tell how you would evaluate genealogical information.Do ONE of the following:
						Do a time line for yourself or for a close relative.
						Keep a journal for 6 weeks, writing in at least once 
						weekly. Write a short history of yourself or of a close relative.Do ONE of the following:
						Tell how the development of computers is affecting the 
						world of genealogy. Tell how the development of photography (including microfilming) 
						had influenced genealogy. Tell how personal and family history have begun to influence 
						the way society looks at local, national, and international 
						history.Contact ONE if the following and ask a question relating 
					to its genealogical services or activities; report the results:
						A lineage society A surname organization A professional genealogist A genealogical education facility or institution.
						A genealogical record repository of any type (courthouse, 
						genealogical library, state archives, state library, national 
						archives, etc.)Tell where you would find current information about genealogical 
					records and research methods. 
 BSA Advancement ID#: 56 Pamphlet Revision Date: 1988
 Requirements last updated in 1985
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