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Good Genealogy - What is the Difference Between Primary and Secondary Sources? Primary records are the most reliable sources but secondary records can provide you with many clues for further research. Courthouses and archives contain primary sources as well as many web sites. The Family History Centers at the Mormon Church are a great source of Primary Resources and there is one in most cities. [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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Liked the comparison of primary and secondary records, asking the question if the source is a "photocopy". I also liked the mentioning of the tertiary source -- good clues but not to be given the same weight as a primary (first hand) type source. bj@bjs-ark.com