The forms are printed in English and with the same outline as the various foreign language forms that are available for sale in this eBay store... so you can bring a set of each to a family gathering where some speak various foreign languages and others prefer English... pass out each of the forms and everyone can easily translate accurately.

25 sheets printed on both sides = 50 pages.

Designed for use by anyone, whether or not a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS or Mormon).

The forms are for recording genealogical information for a family, including marriage and death information for parents and their children. The forms also have places to record temple ordinances. The vertical format is the primary form for submitting names of deceased people for temple work.

These are great for taking with you as you go places to collect your information as you can enter notes on the backside of the form, and by referencing to each entry on the front of the form you'll now be able to properly enter each event in your PAF (Personal Ancestral File) program (or any other program you use to record your family history).

One trick to getting the most out of these is to use a different color of ink each time you visit a new research facility... then at a glance you'll know which depository has the source of your information.

Even if you gather some information online these forms are great for entering the information that eventually will go into your program for managing your family history.

Try NOT using a paper form like this to collect your valuable information and you'll forget to include valuable details... the result will be more work at a later date or shoddy work.

Even if you are using a lap top computer for entry you'll have to use this as a checklist of information needed on each individual or you'll fail to accurately document crucial information.

The vertical format is 8½" x 11" with each page punched for a standard three ring binder or whatever is standard for the language and or country this form is primarly used in.

Great for taking to a family reunion... be able to properly collect the information when an old timer begins reminiscing about the good old days. Pass them out with a pencil that has a good eraser (unless your relatives are perfect) and you'll be able to get the most out of the once-in-a-lifetime get togethers.

Words associated with this item are: Home Teacher, hometeaching, Visiting Teacher, visitingteaching, genealogy, geneology, genealogical, collecting, form, family history, recordkeeping.

Non-members (those who do not belong to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) can easily use this same form as the small amount of space taken up for recording temple ordinances will not interfere with using the same form.

Published by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints