(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Ancestor who was married before the age of 20
Find an ancestor who crossed the plains
Twins in your family tree
Ancestor who was a pioneer or homesteader
Ancestor who traveled west in the 1800s
Oldest of at least 8 siblings
Ancestor who was a blacksmith, carpenter, or craftsman
Ancestor who appears in a census record
Ancestor who was a military service member
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Youngest of at least 8 siblings
Ancestor with a “cool” or unusual job
Ancestor who spoke more than one language
Someone born outside the U.S.
Ancestor who crossed an ocean
Ancestor who lived during the American Civil War
Ancestor who lived past 100
Find an ancestor who received temple ordinances before 1950
Ancestor with a photo in FamilySearch
Ancestor who was a doctor, nurse, or midwife
Ancestor who lived before 1800
Ancestor who was a church leader or missionary
Find an ancestor who has a life sketch
Find an ancestor mentioned in a newspaper
Ancestor who was a business owner
Four or more generations with the same first name
Ancestor born in the same state as you
Someone who was adopted or raised by relatives
A married couple who celebrated a 50th anniversary
Find an ancestor with a Memory attached.
Ancestor who lived in a big city
Ancestor who remarried
Ancestor who lived on a farm
Ancestor who was a farmer or rancher
Ancestor who wrote a journal, diary, or autobiography
Ancestor who lived to be 90+
Someone born on a holiday
Family with 10 or more children
Ancestor who immigrated for religious reasons
Ancestor with a nickname
Someone who shares your birthday (month and day)
Find an ancestor who joined the Church in the 1800s
Find an ancestor with a record hint waiting to be reviewed