It is a great visual for your family history immigration details and an interesting exercise originated by J Paul Hawthorne.
Thanks to Jill at GeniAus for sharing the prompt.
Here is mine ......
Friday, 25 March 2016
Birthplace Pedigree Chart
Today I noticed many of my genimates have been compiling pedigree charts by birthplace using a spreadsheet with different colours for each country of birth.
It is a great visual for your family history immigration details and an interesting exercise originated by J Paul Hawthorne.
Thanks to Jill at GeniAus for sharing the prompt.
Here is mine ......
It is a great visual for your family history immigration details and an interesting exercise originated by J Paul Hawthorne.
Thanks to Jill at GeniAus for sharing the prompt.
Here is mine ......
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It's simple but surprisingly effective.
ReplyDeleteand fun
DeleteI haven't seem many that have included only one State in Austalia. That would have made it easier to research :)
ReplyDeleteSo many places that are close to me. Please let me know if I can help with any research or if you are in the area.
My lot must have loved Victoria. My grandparents on both sides moved a lot but only my paternal grandparents did a stint in Queensland. They all must have loved Victoria. Thanks for your kind offer of help Sharon. One day soon I am going to get over that way and meet you somewhere.
DeleteOoh look at all those Victorians...bit like my New South Welsh mob....
ReplyDeleteyes it seems they stayed put Alex.
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