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 A Pedigree Chart records our parents, their parents, and their parents, going as many generations back as possible. It shows at a glance the information we have and what we still need to look for. We can use this chart as a map in organizing our family records. The example below is a Pedigree chart of Nani Olsen Kelly of Hawaii.
-[[Image:Nani pedigree.png|center]]<br>===== Family Group Record =====
+[[Image:Nani pedigree.png|center|745px]]
+===== Family Group Record  =====
 On a Family Group Record we can write information about complete families, including children. In the example below, Nani Olsen Kelly of Hawaii has 2 sheets on which her great grandfather appears. On the top sheet, he is the son of Pekelo Papa. On the bottom one, he appears as the husband, Pekelo Liliokalani Papa.
-[[Image:-nani fgr-.png|thumb|center|500px]]
+[[Image:-nani fgr-.png|thumb|center|750px]]
 For each set of parents on our pedigree chart, we should make a Family Group Record.&nbsp;
-<br>''[[Step 4. Gather oral histories from your oldest relatives|Step 4. Gather oral histories]] &nbsp;&lt; &nbsp;Previous&nbsp; | &nbsp;Next&nbsp; &gt;&nbsp; [[Step 6. Organize your papers|Step 6. Organize your papers]]''
+''[[Step 4. Gather oral histories from your oldest relatives|Step 4. Gather oral histories]] &nbsp;&lt; &nbsp;Previous&nbsp; | &nbsp;Next&nbsp; &gt;&nbsp; [[Step 6. Organize your papers|Step 6. Organize your papers]]''
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