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== What Does It Look Like?  ==
== What Does It Look Like?  ==


Below is a sample timeline grid in its simplest form. Key features:  
Below is a blank timeline grid in its simplest form. Key features:  


*It centers on one nuclear family, that is, a father, mother, and their children.  
*It centers on one nuclear family, that is, a father, mother, and their children.  
*The first column can be used for an identifying number, such as a FamilySearch Person ID (PID), as well as birth, marriage, and death information for the individual on each row<br>  
*The first column can be used for an identifying number, such as a FamilySearch Person ID (PID), as well as birth, marriage, and death information for the individual on each row<br>  
*The headers for each census column contain the census name and year, the enumeration district, the county/shire, the image number, and the residence address, if available.  
*The headers for each census column contain the census name and year, the enumeration district, the county/shire, the image number, and the residence address, if available.
*In the census columns, the information for each family member is taken straight from the census (name, relation to head of household, age, etc.)<br><br>
 
{| width="100%" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" border="1"
|-
| '''ID &amp; Vitals<br>'''
| '''1871 Census<br>'''
| '''1881 Census<br>'''
| '''1891 Census<br>'''
| '''1901 Census'''<br>
|-
| <br>
| <br>
| <br>
| <br>
| <br>
|}
 
<br>As you find information for each individual in your research, you add it to the appropriate cell on the grid. A completed timeline grid might look something like this:<br><br>  


'''John Bescoby and Jane Ellis<br> John is the son of Thomas Bescoby and Ann Priestly'''  
'''John Bescoby and Jane Ellis<br> John is the son of Thomas Bescoby and Ann Priestly'''  
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