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What should you do if your ancestors are not in Genlias?

Please note: This article refers to the Genlias project. This project was discontinued at the end of 2012. Its successor is WieWasWie.nl. You can read more here.

I have never hidden that I'm a fan of Genlias. If you are looking for a Dutch ancestor, Genlias is the place to start your research - at least for 19th and 20th century ancestors. But what should you do if your ancestors are not in Genlias? Or maybe they are there but you can't find them?

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