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For a person who married more than once, make another family group record for each additional marriage, especially if the marriage produced children. | For a person who married more than once, make another family group record for each additional marriage, especially if the marriage produced children. | ||
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=== Pedigree Chart === | === Pedigree Chart === | ||
[[Image:Pedigree Chart Blank.png|thumb|right | [[Image:Pedigree Chart Blank.png|thumb|right]] Pedigree charts , sometimes called “Ancestor” or “Lineage” Charts, typically have space for four or five generations (parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents.) There is space for full names, dates and places of birth, marriage, and death. See the example at the right. Ancestral lines can continue onto other charts. Some pedigree charts display fewer generations for simplicity and, in doing so, allow plenty of room to include whatever researchers may value most; ancestor portraits, ancestors' siblings in birth order, source information, or customized compiler comments to aid the other researchers in verification or overcoming their next brick wall relative. You may print or download a blank pedigree chart. | ||
[[Image:Log17.png|thumb|right | [[Image:Log17.png|thumb|right]] | ||
=== Prepare a Research Log === | === Prepare a Research Log === | ||