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All branches at once: younger generations to the left, older to the right. Click a person to open their card.
Family history
All people
The calendar includes dates with a known day and month. Alternative dates from different sources are marked; the calendar system is preserved as recorded.
Family zodiac distribution
Select a sector or sign to see people. Shares are calculated among people with a known sign.
The calendar boundaries of the Western zodiac are used. Each person is counted once; conflicting birth dates that yield different signs require clarification. People without an established family connection are excluded.
Questions and discussion
Here relatives ask and answer questions and share memories and corrections. An answer about a person also appears in their card.
Latest comments
Questions for the family
We don't know this yet. If you remember at least something, even approximately, answer right here.
Leads and research directions
Matches and archived addresses that have not yet been confirmed. They are not included in the tree.
Places
Places where our relatives lived, studied, served and were buried. Choose a family branch to explore events, records and details that still need verification.
Index of places
Locations to verify
These places are mentioned in records, but their precise modern locations have not yet been verified.
Points mark villages, towns and sometimes approximate reference locations. Dashed lines connect documented moves in a straight line. Places without verified coordinates can be explored in their cards.
Family archive
All documents, photographs, manuscripts and references on which the tree is based. Click on a card to open the document, read the description, and see who it applies to. Download the tree in GEDCOM format — for MyHeritage, Gramps and other programs.
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Research log
What was searched, where, and with what result — so that nobody repeats it.
Corrections log
Every change to the tree: what was recorded before, what it is now, why, and which document it rests on. Newest changes first. A name opens the person's card, a number opens the document.
| Record | Field | Before | After | Why |
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Where we search
Every archive, database, library and website where we have looked for the family: what the source is, how to work with it and what we found there. A number opens the document; “Search log” lists every search in that source, successful or not.
Restored photographs
Copies of old family photos with the creases and stains removed — in black and white and colourised. The colours are the restorer’s guess; the original remains the document, and you can open it by its number.