Once again this is going to be short and sweet.\u00a0 I accomplished at least one of my tasks for March: I wrote about a female relative, although it wasn\u2019t my Aunt Susan but instead I switched to my husband\u2019s line and wrote about one of his cousins.\u00a0 Since I\u2019ve wanted to pull together my information about her this was a good change for me to make.<\/p>\n
I got the first page of the William Denman will cleaned up, and discovered that on going back to the original handwriting I was better able to decipher much of it.\u00a0 I haven\u2019t managed to get the rest of it done yet but I have hopes for April.<\/p>\n
I have gotten the wedding family tree pretty much done \u2013 at least as much as I\u2019m going to do for this round.\u00a0 I still need to figure out how to present it.\u00a0 I\u2019m still seeking a way to do a couple\u2019s bowtie chart that let\u2019s me put the couple at the center with their wedding date and shows each side for 3-4 generations back.\u00a0 The catch is that I want to do it myself and not have to send the information off to a pay site and wait for the finished product to come back.\u00a0 I want something I can use in a sharable CD with the rest of the information that I\u2019ve collected.\u00a0 Yes, I am being very particular about what I want!<\/p>\n
So, April will be primarily devoted to getting this project finished and in its presentation state.\u00a0 Organizing my files is also on my list, so if there is any spare time, or down time when I need something different to do, that is what I\u2019ll be focusing on.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Once again this is going to be short and sweet.\u00a0 I accomplished at least one of my tasks for March: I wrote about a female relative, although it wasn\u2019t my Aunt Susan but instead I switched to my husband\u2019s line …<\/p>\n