In “Using Lists to Find Proof,” attendees will discover how to transform common record sets—such as tax lists, directories, petitions, and passenger manifests—into powerful evidence for solving complex genealogical problems. The session emphasizes that lists are more than mere collections of names; their arrangement and the specific context of their creation can offer critical clues for establishing identity and kinship. Participants will learn how to apply the five components of the Genealogical Proof Standard (GPS) to analyze and correlate information found within these records. Through practical examples and a look at cluster methodology, the presentation demonstrates how to move beyond direct evidence and utilize the data found in various lists to build a reasonably exhaustive research case and reach a sound genealogical conclusion.