The old tree was from more than 20 years ago, so I took about an hour tonight to publish a new one. I use Reunion on the Mac and I love it. It’s extremely user-friendly. The report includes 4095 families. It probably needs some cleanup, but it will do for now. See the tree here.
I’m trying to take short jaunts on this journey to revamp the website. If I take baby steps every so often, it’ll be done before I know it. Today is Sunday (not that weekends mean much to a retiree), but I normally do my NYT Sunday puzzle while eating brunch. It’s 3:30 and I’ve been … Read more
Continuing with the site update… I decided to leave the links to all the old html pages while I’m in the midst of the work, so there is at least a working, (albeit dated) site. I have so many decisions to make. For instance, I have an old gedcom tree from 2005 that I created … Read more
I’ve been retired from my technical writing career for nearly two years now (hard to believe!) and I’ve been promising myself that I’d streamline and update my genealogy site. I’ve had an old html site I created in 2001 that I’ve updated slightly by adding a link to a WordPress blog in May 2005. Unfortunately, … Read more
I’ve found it almost impossible to keep track of all my research data. I’m thrilled that I keep discovering more and more about my ancestors, but all these piles just keep on growing. Another problem developed with my website. I started with one or two pages and it kept evolving. I didn’t have a good … Read more
I worked on the site for about 5 hours today and it is beginning to shape up. I renamed all 250-some pictures with a good organizational scheme. I made a navigation bar that I’m happy with, after alot of trial and error. I updated every page and renamed them all. I’m very excited about the … Read more
April 2002 Revamped Website Still working on the website updates. I’ve found a way to make the trees into .gif files and will repost them. However, they may be slow to load on dial-up connections. Palmers: Meeting Cousins Big news for the Palmer side, my husband Rick’s line. Family information for Rick’s side wasn’t very … Read more