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All
families and Individuals my
Data at GeneaNet,
see notes
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Notes: I
have distained from an own internet display format and put only a
link to "GeneaNet". This representation is very clear
and provides many additional options e.g. for pedigrees, tree
pictures, and more However, you should be registered at
Genenet (for free).
I
have reproduced names and data to my best knowledge, as
I've found it in the documents. If someone finds errors, please
let me know. For living persons, only the names are listed.
Whoever
finds his data here to be updated or removed, please inform me by
e-mail. Whoever still has old photos of parents, grandparents
or great-grandparentses may send them to me as JPG-file or as
picture.
N.N.
is used when a last name is not
known to me. It stands for the Latin abbreviation: nomen
nescio
(=
I d’ont know the name, the name is unknown) nomen
nominandum
(=
is [still] to name)
Thanks: My
particular thanks go to the “Zweibrücker
Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Familienforschung”
(genealogical
working group of Zweibruecken) , that gave me many hints by my
first investigations and thus made the start much
easier. Furthermore many thanks to my cousin
Kurt Stock, who ceded his ancestral data to me, Silvia
Knerr for many Böckweiler data and
to all the other
persons
who helped me recruiting, completing and correcting the data.
Applied
Tools:
FamilySearch
TM
Personal
Ancestral File by Intellectual
Reserve, Inc. This
is a functional well equipped and reliable tool that I have used
to collect and administer the genealogical data after some less
successful attempts with other tools. Since
it will not be developed any further, I switched to RootsMagic in
mid-2013.
RootsMagic
© is
available in three variants. One of them can be downloaded from
the Internet free of charge. The data of PAF can be adopted, the
change is simple and the functionality of PAF is fully covered
and is even more comprehensive. However, currently only an
English version is available.
Apache
OpenOfficeTM ,
a product of the OpenOffice community (see
http://www.openoffice.org), is used to maintain and update this
site.
The entries in the database
of GeneNet and Ancestry result from the import of GED files.
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