Your Fascinating Family History – In 7 Eye-Opening Steps: Genealogy and Family History, #1
By Alexie Linn
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Do you want to save lives, help free the innocent, and corral the criminals?
Did you say 'Yes!'? Good news! This book is written for you!
You will learn how to start, build, then write a family history. A fascinating history that begs to be read, reread, and shared.
Today almost everything, including DNA resources, can be researched and completed online. But if you aspire to the dark ages, you're covered as well with snail mail leads and a project management method.
This is a no-nonsense guide with clear instructions and expectations. It's written so that a 5th grader can follow through and succeed. Here's how to realize your desire. Your desire to save and reconnect lives, free the wrongly accused, and clobber the criminals.
Alexie Linn
Alexie Linn was born and raised in the 'mild' Pacific Northwest -- where the snow drifts are never higher than the barn roofs. Her first year of married life was lived in Alaska, in a tent and a homesteader's cabin -- where she got closely acquainted with sourdough and beans. She escaped to the desert southwest, became a widow, and life then began. Alexie is a papered Life Coach, Nutritional Therapist, and Counselor with a vivid -- sometimes outrageous imagination. She's also a slave to Joan Freed, the rebel life coach who, somehow, manages to come out on top of her mysterious and chaotic adventures.
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Your Fascinating Family History – In 7 Eye-Opening Steps - Alexie Linn
Introduction
WHAT’S YOUR BURNING desire for your family history opus? Why are you slaving over the begats, the deaths, and the hails from? Is it because:
You have visions of your family history being the first to top the Best Seller List?
Your aunt told you there’s a link to the Trump, the Gates, or the Buffet family and you want to collect your inheritance?
You recognize the impact of family history on culture and genetics and want others to be enlightened as well?
You want it to be read.
If you chose #4 as your primary reason, you’ve chosen wisely, my child, but don’t give up on the rest. Anything can happen when you’re compiling a family history.
This book is the bread and butter of compiling your genealogy. It’s also the meat and potatoes of writing your family history to read, reread, and savor.
Expect to learn, to understand, and to take-away:
Why your genealogy is more than posterity, health, and inheritance
Who is in your direct line, who needs to know, and why parentage is relevant
How to start, document, and build, including a free collection sheet to download, print, and use
What to hone in on for a tantalizing family history
When to start—When to stop
How to put it all together
How to publish and share your gripping family history
Let’s quit the preamble and get right to growing your family tree. How else can you write the first family history best-seller?
Chapter 1
Why Is Your Family History Key?
DO YOU REALIZE THAT only you and your full siblings share the identical family tree? And that you are still unique—even if you are a twin or an octuplet?
I have five siblings, but only one duplicates my exact family tree. And that’s where it ends because we do not have an identical DNA. The other four siblings have a different father so our pedigrees go off the rails from the get go.
Each of us, in fact, march to our own DNA drummer. Though we do have traits, characteristics, skills, and maladies that converge. All our DNAs match enough to tattle that we’re siblings. But