This document is a
Genealogy Worksheet. It is not a math or logic problem with a single correct answer to solve. Instead, it is a template for you to fill in with information about your own family history.
Since I do not know your personal family details (like your name, birth date, or your parents' names), I cannot fill this out for you. However, I can explain exactly how to use this worksheet so you can complete your homework assignment.
How to Fill Out the Worksheet
Step 1: The Top Section (About You)
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(Your Full Name): Write your first, middle, and last name on the top line.
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I was born on: Write your birthday (Month, Day, Year).
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at: Write the city and state/country where you were born.
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married on / to: If you are married, fill this in. If not, you can leave it blank or write "N/A" (Not Applicable).
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died or divorced: Leave blank unless applicable.
Step 2: Section 1 (Your Parents)
* Look at the line that says
"I am the daughter of" (or son/child).
* The first blank line usually asks for your
Father's Name.
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born on/at: Write his birthday and birthplace.
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died at/on: If he has passed away, write when and where. If he is alive, leave it blank.
* The next line says
"and his (first or ___) wife". This is asking for your
Mother's Name.
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born on/at: Write her birthday and birthplace.
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Married - Date / Place: Write the date and place where your parents got married.
Step 3: Sections 2–12 (Your Ancestors)
The rest of the sheet goes back in time generation by generation.
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Section 2: Usually asks for your
Grandparents (your father's parents).
* "The said [Father's Name] was the child of..."
* Fill in your
Paternal Grandfather's name and details.
* Fill in your
Paternal Grandmother's name and details.
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Section 3: Usually asks for your other
Grandparents (your mother's parents).
* "The said [Mother's Name] was the child of..."
* Fill in your
Maternal Grandfather's name and details.
* Fill in your
Maternal Grandmother's name and details.
Tip: If you don't know all the dates or places, ask your parents, grandparents, or other relatives. It is okay if some blanks remain empty if the information is lost to history.
Final Answer
This worksheet requires your personal family information to complete. Please follow the steps above to fill in your name, your parents' names, and your grandparents' names using records from your family.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of genealogy worksheet.
