Shannanigans is sore from working out
On my way — 3 weeks ago
I went to ancestry.com and started one. I got lucky because a distant relative had already made one so I was able to get a lot of info off their page.
Shannanigans is sore from working out
I went to ancestry.com and started one. I got lucky because a distant relative had already made one so I was able to get a lot of info off their page.
prompted by an invitation on Facebook. Its a pretty basic format, and there are some limits in getting the application to mend to my complicated family structure, but it a good jumping off point. Made me realize how much I do and don’t know. I emailed a few questions to my parents and really look forward to interviewing my grandparents.
The best feature is its ability to link to others via Facebook and allow them to add and connect. Christian’s cousin is the one who sent it to me and I am hoping she will get into adding to her side of the family. There is so much family in South Africa that we have never met and know little about.
The worst feature is that it doesn’t allow you see it all at once. You have to follow each name and it becomes a bit of a maze of links. I want a printable version I can hang on the wall and see the whole form and structure at once.
I think I am ready to expand the project and will spend a day at the library researching other formats.
I know a fair bit about my family tree, but i’d like to go further back and find out a bit more detail about my family
...something I’ve wanted to do for a while. Very interested in getting this done.
Found out some interesting family history this week. Am somehow related to the founder of Cornell University who is entombed in their chapel. Linda and Ian visited and took photos. I think David is the one with the details on the linkage. A cousin on the Prue side, grandma Mary’s mother grandma sis’s madien name. French Canadian. I really need to learn how to spell all of these.
I also want to find out more about who was in the calvary at Fort Robinson and which battles they were involved with. To think, my relatives may have met Crazy Horse. Even if they were responsible for his demise.
stefanie has two days!
this is something i began years ago; i am fascinated by my family now, and i want to know more about our past (on both sides). of course, the roadblock on my father’s side is that my great-grandfather was adopted, and my mother’s side is very spread apart due to re-marriages and just living in all parts of the country, so it’s hard to contact people for information.
i’d really like to make an official family tree. i have the software, i just need the motivation to make phone calls and visit family members. i’ll get around to this at some point.
Worth doing!
Ive completed my family tree back to the year 1787 back to my Great, Great, Great, Great, Great Grandfarther who lived in Woodton, Buckinghamshire, England.
I really enjoyed finding out about my past by talking to members of my family and searching for information on the internet
Worth doing!
I went to Tribalpages.com and done my family tree there. I started out with me and added parents.. their brothers and sisters.. husbands… children, and it was so easy! And free too! I highly recomend that anyone who doens’t want to spend a lot of time on this one but wants something nice to look back at try this site out!
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alan2511 asks,
“create my family tree”
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