lol @ esmeralda, the americans think they are the only ones here.
I do get annoyed when I search and put in a specific locality, like Maitland NSW and get hundreds of hits from the american censuses.
Esmeralda said
04:05 AM Aug 28, 2012
jules47 wrote:
I Know Esmeralda - you are looking for the "royal" connection - so you can be a true princess!!!!!!!
I have the real royal connection Jules - mum's side. I told you I was a princess - and a bit of a girl!!
Pam said
03:03 AM Sep 1, 2012
An update on Deniliquin Genealogy Muster:
Guest speakers will include: Joy Roy-scottish immigration Mark Grealy-access to PROV Rosemary Kopittke-Find my Past Lindsay Allen-Police, court records Doug Elm-Family Tree maker David Evans-one name studies Neil Smith-Australian military Anne Burrows-State library Vic Shauna Hicks-googling genealogy David Berry-state library NSW Wayne Doubleday- regional archives
Rip and Rosie said
04:43 AM Sep 1, 2012
sounds wonderful!
Esmeralda said
12:01 AM Sep 4, 2012
Pam, if I am not working by then (and I hope to be (well sort of!!!)) you might just see me there. Helen
Pam said
06:44 PM Sep 14, 2012
Its only a month away now. If any of you are coming to Deni send me a PM so we can organise something. Family history is very addictive!!!
neilnruth said
05:02 AM Sep 15, 2012
Yes, I know. I sit on the lap top and read the froum. My husband sits at the desk top and does genealogy. Guess who stays up the longest?
Pam said
05:34 AM Oct 9, 2012
Less than a week now. Looking forward to meeting some GNs on the weekend.
2weis said
09:36 PM Nov 8, 2015
sorry to raise an old topic
can any recommend a family tree program that allows;
1 linking a sibling to one parent only ;ie is a child of one parent only
2 (if possible ) you to put pictures or facts into the background (not seen unless opened )
most programs I looked at /tried automatically link children to both parents
brian
antigoon said
12:40 AM Nov 13, 2015
2weis wrote:
sorry to raise an old topic
can any recommend a family tree program that allows;
1 linking a sibling to one parent only ;ie is a child of one parent only
2 (if possible ) you to put pictures or facts into the background (not seen unless opened )
most programs I looked at /tried automatically link children to both parents
brian
I can recommend Synium MacFamily Tree if you are a mac user. It is inexpensive, supports the features you mention and seems to cope well enough with the complicated shenanigans some of my relatives got up to.
2weis said
09:57 AM Nov 26, 2015
antigoon
thanks for your reply but alas I have a windows computer
brian
madcart said
05:42 AM Aug 19, 2016
Just a quick suggestion for family history buffs to do at the same time YOUR story showing things such as games you played as kids, teachers names, best friends as kid's,where you met each other,first job etc This was suggested by my daughter years ago when she said your doing the ancestors but we know nothing about your early life. It bought back so many memories good and bad
I do get annoyed when I search and put in a specific locality, like Maitland NSW and get hundreds of hits from the american censuses.
I have the real royal connection Jules - mum's side. I told you I was a princess - and a bit of a girl!!
Guest speakers will include:
Joy Roy-scottish immigration
Mark Grealy-access to PROV
Rosemary Kopittke-Find my Past
Lindsay Allen-Police, court records
Doug Elm-Family Tree maker
David Evans-one name studies
Neil Smith-Australian military
Anne Burrows-State library Vic
Shauna Hicks-googling genealogy
David Berry-state library NSW
Wayne Doubleday- regional archives
Pam, if I am not working by then (and I hope to be (well sort of!!!)) you might just see me there. Helen
Family history is very addictive!!!
can any recommend a family tree program that allows;
1 linking a sibling to one parent only ;ie is a child of one parent only
2 (if possible ) you to put pictures or facts into the background (not seen unless opened )
most programs I looked at /tried automatically link children to both parents
brian
I can recommend Synium MacFamily Tree if you are a mac user. It is inexpensive, supports the features you mention and seems to cope well enough with the complicated shenanigans some of my relatives got up to.
thanks for your reply but alas I have a windows computer
brian
Just a quick suggestion for family history buffs to do at the same time YOUR story showing things such as games you played as kids, teachers names, best friends as kid's,where you met each other,first job etc This was suggested by my daughter years ago when she said your doing the ancestors but we know nothing about your early life. It bought back so many memories good and bad
Cheers Chris