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Glossary - F - A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z family Bible - Bible in which family births, marriages, and deaths are recorded family group sheet - Form for recording genealogical information on a husband and wife and their children family historian - Person who collects and compiles information about a family’s history family history - History of a person’s family or ancestors Family History Center - Local research facility affiliated with the LDS Family History Library Family History Library - Genealogical library of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Salt Lake City, Utah family number - Number assigned to a household on a census schedule federal population census - Enumeration of the population by the federal government taken every ten years since 1790 FHL - Abbreviation for “Family History Library” “final papers” - Petition for naturalization with supporting affidavits filed by an alien in a court finding aid - Guide to the use of specific research materials or a specific repository, such an index or catalog first cousin - Person with whom one has in common two grandparents and their ancestors “first papers” - Declaration of intention filed by an alien in a court footnote - Reference to a source of information Freedom of Information Act - Law permitting access to public records maintained by government agencies
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