USING THIS DATABASE
for
The Nova
Scotia Eatons
You can search for a surname and a given
name(example: Berry,
Keith), and a list of entries with that name will come up.
In the left column, click on the name you are looking for
(example Berry, Keith Alexander), and the information on that
individual
person will come up.
Click on "Pedigree" at the top of the page, to show this
person's ancestors, or click on "Descendancy" at the top of the page,
to show this person's descendants.
A family tree showing four generations
will appear if you clicked on "pedigree". (Note: This can be stretched
to eight, but it is cumbersome to look at.) You can then follow other
marriages or earlier descendants by clicking on the arrows by an
individuals name. If you want to look at the specific information for
anyone on these trees, just click on that persons name in the tree.
By clicking on "Descendancy", you will get the descendants of
this individual for up to twelve generations. This information can be
displayed in standard format or register format. The default is
register (book) format in eight generations.
Use the "Relationship" tab to determine the common ancestors
of two individuals. You will need the "Person ID" number from each
persons file. You can get this from the Search screen. Dont forget that
the letter " i " is in front of the ID number
Information for "Living" people is hidden. If a death date is
not known, information for birthdates less than 100 years are
considered "Living". To view this information, you or your parents must
be in the file and you will need to complete the "Register for User
Account" on the Home page.
Please use your "Back" button to return to the page
from which you have come or
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