Have you ever thought of what types of genealogy forms/charts you need to keep up with your research? Something you could take with you on a research trip!
Here are six of my favorite forms to use.
Ancestor Chart - download one of your favorites to use, or create your own. Most cover five to eight generations.
Family Group Sheet - My personal favorite! This sheet has three generations in one spot.
Records Checklist—I use the checklist from familytreemagazine.com. It lets me know what records I have checked for a certain ancestor.
Relationship Chart - This chart is a must for any genealogy researcher! I always create a relationship chart for my research.
Oral History Interview Record - If you are lucky enough to have a recording of your ancestors, then you have a treasure. I have several of these records from having conversations with my older ancestors.
U. S. Census Checklist - lets you know in one look which census records you have researched.
Most of these forms/charts can be found by just doing a simple Google search. I have a folder on my desktop with all the different types of forms I have used.
I strongly urge you to implement these in your research.