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The word 'whakapapa' refers to genealogy or family history.

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Family History Library was created in 1894.

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Genbox Family History was created in 1992.

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"Your history" can mean:

  1. your personal and family history, like when you were born; parents' names; where you grew up; etc.
  2. your family medical history - diseases and conditions people in your family have or had
  3. your personal medical history - diseases and conditions YOU had or have regardless of your family medical history

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FH means family history, although it's often included in the phrase "family/social history" or FSH.

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the answer to the origin of family planning in nigeria the answer to the origin of family planning in nigeria

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There are many places one can go or look for the family history. Some very interesting webpages related with family history are "Family Search" and "Find my Past".

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Suffolk Family History Society was created in 1975.

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The Griffin Family History was created on 2006-05-14.

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If you are discussing the spiritual brotherhood of believers, then the bible is the history of believers. In that way, it can be your spiritual family history (if you are a believer).

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There are many families named Steward who are not related to each other. Each will have its own history and family tree. If you are a member of a Steward family, you are the one to compile the history and create the family tree.

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In ancestry.com. there are a number of family trees for the Ostara family.

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You can create a family history book for a family reunion by gathering pictures of all the family members and the placing them in chronological order in a nicely bound book.

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If you have a family history of colon cancer, you should have a colonoscopy once a year, but based on your own health and your specific family history, consult your doctor.

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Every one who has ever been born has a family history, no matter what their circumstance.

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Blanche Reardon Childs has written:

'A Reardon family history' -- subject(s): Family, Genealogy

'A McCanna family history' -- subject(s): Family

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Leonard Allison Morrison has written:

'The history of the Alison, or Allison family in Europe and America' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Genealogy, Family History, Irish Family History

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Their family had a long history in the community.

Community service was important to their family.

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They can both provide information about a family’s past. (apex)

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The lowest Fast Money score in the history of Family Fued is 12.

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Bob Jarboe has written:

'From Charlemagne to you' -- subject(s): Family, Genealogy, History

'A history of a Jarboe family'

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The Murphy Family est. 1540 in London, England

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Untitled Griffin Family History.

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her family is from new ark new jersy

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*family members with hemophilia

*family history of bleeding

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No, there does not seem to be any relation between her family and the family's involved in the book.

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Family pedigree is also known as family tree it is a family chart that shows the family history from generation to generation

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James E. Scripps has written:

'History of the Scripps family'

'An outline history of Michigan ..'

'Memorials of the Scripps family'

'A genealogical history of the Scripps family and its various alliances' -- subject(s): Accessible book

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go to ansestry.com

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Leto was his mother

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Yes, "Family history is noncontributory" is an acceptable statement for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) when referring to a patient's family medical history. It means that there are no significant or relevant medical conditions or diseases in the patient's family that could impact their current or future healthcare.

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This depends on the mother's history and family, or bloodlines, as well as the father's coat, history, family and bloodlines.

The answer? Not necessarily.

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no!!! it is very risky, and you may have a highchance of getting cancer if you have a family history.

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Richard G. Cottrell has written:

'The Monk-Yankee family history'

'The Tyler-Fruhauf family history'

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Walter Krummel has written:

'Family history, the Krummels of Sachsenhausen (Waldeck, Germany)' -- subject(s): Genealogy

'Family history, Mrs. Krummels's [sic] family'

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A person who traces family history is a genealogist

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There are thousands of websites online with information about family history and the answer to your question is that the best website for looking up family history is the one that has information about your family. The only way to know whether a website has information about your family is to start searching. A good place to start is with a brief introduction to family history. One of the most comprehensive free websites for starting your family history search is FamilySearch.org. Here is a link to the webpage on getting started with your family history.

https://familysearch.org/ask/gettingStarted

That webpage will have introductory videos that will get you started researching about your family. I would also suggest doing an online search for the words "getting started with genealogy." You will find dozens of other websites with both instructions and information.

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The "Viola Family" is the history of the viola and violin ,alias, the "violin family."

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family pedigree/add freind on facebook

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Cynthia Patterson has written:

'The family in Greek history' -- subject(s): History, Domestic relations, Family in literature, Family, Domestic relations in literature

'Second Chances'

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