As a senior living in a remote area of Rural Kansas, you have a strong interest in completing your family tree before passing it on to the next generation. Despite your efforts, you have not found a family member who shares the same enthusiasm for this project as you do.
I strive to ensure that I dedicate at least an hour or two daily to entering a complete name into my records. Often, I manage to add a full entry along with the essential details I have gathered for individuals in their respective fields. Occasionally, I become so engrossed that what was intended as a quick task evolves into a whole afternoon of work.
In 2013, I initiated my genealogical journey on MyHeritage without a structured plan in place. The initial phase was marked by a steep learning curve, and it required considerable time and effort to enhance my proficiency. To truly uncover the intricate details of one’s family history, it is imperative to establish a well-defined and strategic plan of action. Without a dedicated commitment of approximately 10-12 hours per week, the family tree may encounter challenges in thriving and expanding.
The complexity of my family tree, which includes multiple marriages, divorces, and a few questionable incidents, has made determining accurate lineage a challenging task. I’m thrilled to have discovered Wiki Tree, which has given me the confidence to continue expanding my family tree on MyHeritage, which already contains over 4,000 relatives. Before uploading my GedCom file, I want to ensure that I have the correct lineage for my various family branches to avoid any errors or inaccuracies. Wiki Tree has been an invaluable resource in helping me establish and confirm important connections within my family tree.
