Is there enough space by each family member to document birth &amp; death dates &amp; location, occupation, military service or another notable information?
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The answer is yes and no. FRONT SIDE OF FORM. From parents through 2nd great grandparents the form provides adequate room for birth date and location, married date and location, death date and location, and burial date and location(all of these entries are printed on the form). There is also a small space to write something else like military service. For 3rd great grandparents only birth date and location and death date and location are printed with little other space. On 4th great grandparents only born and died are printed with very little other space. Starting with 5th great grandparents there is only one line per person to put name and little else, maybe birth and death years. BACK SIDE OF FORM. The back side is a continuation of 32 select 6th great grandparents from the front side. These 6th great grandparents have birth date and place and death date and location printed with little other space. 7th great grandparents have birth and date printed with very little other space. 8th and 9th great grandparents only have one line for name and anything else you can cram in. 32 Select 10th great grandparents again have space for birth date and location and death date and location with little other space. 11th great grandparents have birth and death lines printed and very little other space. 12th great grandparents again have on one line each. Keep in mind you can not put every relative for 15 generations on this form. Through 9th generation you can, but after that only 32 select lines from 9th to 12th generations. Then for the 12th generation you can continue with another 32 select lines through 15th generation. Sounds confusing but after looking at form it is evident what to do. Everything you write on this form has to be in small print to fit. Bottom line a great form for having almost your whole family tree on one form. But you need good eyes and a fine tip pencil to use with some generations only having room for name and maybe birth and death years.
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I never heard of the program you have but family tree maker 2012 gives you acess to ancestry.com and it allows you to search their data base for info you may not have. I truely like this program. I hope this was helpful.
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The pages are lined but respondents aren't directed what to write. Your attendant could ask people to write their address, but you would probably already have that if you invited them to the wedding and some people are private about their info.
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Not really enough to matter. There are different map configurations to choose from to best fit your needs, so you can adjust what information gets cut - but a few inches won't matter.
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in my case I record my name, blood type, date of birth, country of origin, phone contact in case of emergency. Insert 4 phones. Also record if I have allergies or not.
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There is room to write and there is a page dedicated for each month the first year and each year after that. You could prob put extra pictures but it's meant for only one.
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No and that has caused us a great deal of pain. We had all of our addresses, anniversarys, etc on file. Tried a virtual machine thing but it would not transfer all the data We are still trying to work out a way If you have any ideas let us know irv8063@bellsouth.net
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Thanks so much. Since I have 6 different genealogy files, and 3 of them all have over 800 pages, it looks like it might be a bit pricey, but...these are the best I've seen, so I will go ahead and order them. Wish the larger ones had a name plate on the outside. Again, my thanks...I know what to do now.
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I don't know I'm sure there is enough room to squeeze it in if you want too. I use it for my direct line ancestors only. I reserve additional information for the family group sheets or on line family trees like www.familysearch.org which is open to everyone now, or www.ancestry.com or any others you are familiar with. I hope this helps you.
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Don't remember, probably not. Check the website, I'm sure the info will be available.
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No but it is over all a better program than Family tree Maker. I use Reunion and Ancestry.com together. You don't get ancestry updates or anything from ancestry with it. I know Reunion is expensive but in my opinion it is money well spent.
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Both the answers below are correct. But, you could type an index sheet with a list of the photos in the order in which they appear in your album. You could give subject, location, etc.
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Definitely. The only downside to it is that if you all know each other well, it may be easy to guess answers. But on the other hand, you may learn new things about your family.
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I use EZ Home & Office in a limited sense, so may not have the definitive answer for this, but every name/address is saved under at least one category such as "family," "business," or any category heading you desire, so the program can also search by category.
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it has alot of different pages to fill in.... all kinds of information like: how much things were on day born, dr visits, mom/dad can write a letter to baby, etc.... it is bound. i bought this for my granddaughter and my daughter loves it.
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sorry it took so long. it has all that you asked for. growth,family tree, milestones ,etc. mom i gave it to loves it.
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Not if you maintain the information in a local PC file rather than working through Ancestry.com's site. Use the product and keep the files to yourself on your PC and you won't lose anything.