Netherlands Research With the Wiki, 7 Lessons

Netherlands Research With the Wiki Part 2 of 7: The Netherlands Finding Town of Origin

To use the records of the Netherlands, you must know the exact town where your ancestor lived. Learn how to search for that information in family records, vital records, census records, cemetery records, obituaries, military records, Social Security records, and passports.
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