On the Family Tree Website...

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Put a name into the Search Box or Click on a Last name to locate a family member.  

Is a family member missing?  Please contact the website administrator.

In addition to basic information like date and place of birth and death, we also document marriages, immigration, naturalization, military service, occupation, burial, and other events and stories.

It includes nicknames and other facts such as owning a business, hobbies, or doing something noteworthy.

Under the 'People' menu select 'Relationships'.  Select the names of any 2 people in the family tree and it will show you how they are connected.

Photos and pertinent documents can be attached to family members, including naturalization and immigration papers, marriage certificates, newspaper articles, and death certificates.

Under Media → Photos you can view all the Photo Albums including special events and family reunions.

Stories can be created for an individual to expand upon the person's background or occupation,  or they can be used to document an event.

 Ancestor, Descendant and Family Charts and printable Reports can be automatically generated for each person in the tree.

 Please help grow our family tree for future generations.

As older family members pass away, their knowledge of our family history becomes lost.

With your help we can capture our family history.
 

 The family tree needs the help of family members to keep it growing.

* Do you have more details on a family member?

* Is there someone missing?

* Do you have photos or documents to add?

If so, please contact the

 website administrator.  

The homepage of the Family Tree website includes links to other sites where you can find more information about your family history.

Please consider posting a message in our Guestbook.

Documenting our family history requires ongoing research to find and update information for our ancestors, current generations and events.

Please consider making a Donation

 to offset the costs of subscribing

to genealogy sources of information to support this ongoing research.

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