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Family Group Charts provide the vital history of each
family. Each piece of information concerning a
pedigree ancestor and his/her family is placed on a
worksheet. Since the end result of your research efforts
will be to compile complete, correct and connected families,
the use of family group sheets from the beginning will make
the compilation much easier.
Download
Family Group Chart which you will be able
to fill out on your own computer!
More Information:
These sheets can be arranged alphabetically
by last name or numerically according to
your family
tree charts.
Included on these sheets is the following
information: name of husband, date and place
of his birth, marriage, death and burial,
and names of his parents. Similar
information is given for the wife and for
each of the couple's children with room for
their spouses' names. Space is left for
other information such as places of
residence, occupation, church affiliation
and military service. Also included is such
information as additional marriages for
either husband or wife and the citation or
source of each piece of information (you
should still fill out a
source summary
concerning each source). Children born from
other marriages of your ancestors are listed
on separate family group sheets. Adopted
children may be listed if the adoption is
noted.
The Family Tree
Chart is in PDF file and you may need to
download
