Thanks to Sandy for writing the instructions.
I.
PRELIMINARY
a.
Put start time down next to soldier
b.
Go to first child and write start time
II.
THE
GRANDS
a.
Go to first grand, search and attach 1930 and
1940 to the tree if not already there
b.
Mark the log accordingly for 1930 and 1940 (X,
NF, D), if not already marked
c.
Find the WWII draft card if the grand is a male
and attach to tree.
d.
Open the image of draft card and enter the
height (converted to inches) and weight (pounds) for the male grand on the log.
Note: the index doesn’t always include the fraction of inches so you’ll have to
open the image.
III.
THE
GREATS
a.
Add the Spouse of Grand
i.
Follow the grand to see if married with any
children (greats)
ii.
Add spouse of grand to the tree and to the grid
if they had children
iii.
Add CHID to the tree for the spouse of grand
iv.
See if hints give birth and death for spouse and
save to tree, but don’t search unless it becomes necessary to find an obituary
for the spouse to lead you to the greats
b.
Add Greats on Tree and Grid
i.
Add any greats to the tree
ii.
Add greats to the grid.
iii.
Make sure each great has 2 parents’ relcodes,
with the first parent being the descendant of the veteran.
iv.
Enter CHIDS for greats on the tree
c.
Find and Record Info For Greats
i.
Search for birth and death for greats.
ii.
Save any WWII drafts from hints to the greats.
iii.
Enter in log the number of male greats and
female greats for each grand
iv.
Enter in log the number of WWII draft cards
found for the male greats
d.
When finished with the set of greats for one grand,
go to the next grand
e.
When all grands and greats are finished for one
child, go to next child and record the time
IV.
Finishing
a.
Download all your completed family trees
b.
Send the completed log and GEDCOMs to Heather
A
note about WWII draft cards: There is an issue for old man’s draft cards (for men born between 1877 -1897) from the
following states: DE, MD, PA, WV. They were microfilmed with a back and front
of the card in one image, but the two sides do not go together. You have to get the front of the card from
the first image and click on the following image (clicking on the arrow to the
right of your card) to get the back side that corresponds to your guy.
First image
ALGERON Sidney Jenkins is the
top card in this image
Subsequent image
The top card is Allen Albert Jenkins’ front card
In the 1930 and 1940 columns, should we leave the ones marked E as they are? Or change them to X?
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