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View the children of a first-position ancestor.

Use the Children link to view a couple's children.

For more information on building profiles in Findmypast, watch this video.įMP-Getting Started with Family tree Profiles-1:30 - 2015.

To return to the tree view, click the Profile button and select the view type.

To see a more complete version of the Relations page, click the Relations tab (near the top left).

To see how the person in the current profile is related to someone else in your tree,ī) Type the name of the other person in the Search bar and select it from the drop-down list and.

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In the Relations section, you can open person links to see Summary windows and Profile pages, or open and close parts of the section as needed. The Timeline section on the left displays events, and the Relations section on the right displays parents, spouses, children, and siblings.

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In the Summary window, click View full profile (or Profile if you are in Pedigree View).

Pedigree View, but the basic information is the same. Note : This window appears differently on Family View vs.

Click a name in your tree to open a Summary window with birth, marriage, and death details.

Use the Kinship Calculator to determine relationships.

Open a Summary window to see ancestor information.

To print the current Family Group view, click the Print icon (upper right) and complete the dialog.

Note : The Family Group view does not allow for extending family lines to view.

To return to the Home person, click the button for the Current Person (to the right of the Family Group button) and select the name in the list.

You can click Their tree to set that person as the focus person in the Family Group view.

To see summary information for a person on the screen, including the couple, their children, and the couple's parents, click the name.

Click the View button (next to the Tree name) and select Family Group.

To place a different person in the starting position of the tree view,ī) Click Their tree (bottom panel of the Summary window).

To extend the view for a family line, click the right arrow at the end of the line (if available).

Click the People button (near the top) and select Pedigree.

Click the magnifying glass to open the List view.

View and extend family lines in your tree.

Switch from Family View to Pedigree View.

For more information on using your Findmypast tree, watch the video or read the article.įMP-How to Use your Findmypast Tree-31:29 - 2016įMP-How to Use your Findmypast Family Tree - 2020.

To print a pedigree chart, click the Print icon (upper right) and complete the Print dialog.

To return to the Home person (first person entered in the tree), click the House icon.ī) Type the name in the search field, and.

To select a different person as the focus person,Ī) Click the person's name in the tree view andī) Click Family view.

To see more recent descendants, click a down arrow below a person's name.

To extend a family line into the past, click an up arrow above a person's name.

To move the view around, click and drag on the screen.

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To zoom the view, click the plus or minus icons (upper right), or use the scroll button on the mouse.

In the top menu, click Family tree and select View Tree then choose your tree from the list.

You can click any person link to open the Profile for that person. The default view for Findmypast trees is the Family View, which displays tiles with spouses and children, arranged horizontally.

Set a different person to be the start of the family tree.

View and extend family lines on the screen.

I hope you find it interesting and useful. It now contains some general information about the town of Belper and its people as well as such genealogical records as are available. Therefore, the decision was taken to turn over the website to other topics, in the hopes that it will provide a service to the wider public. However, while this is fascinating to me, it was of little genuine interest to visitors to this website, who mainly come looking for data to help in their own family research. Its original purpose twentyfive years ago was to explore the facts surrounding my old house in Belper, and the land on which it stands. This website is a personal one, unconnected to any societies or groups. BUT, if you value this website and what it provides, please see the important message above. I won't even ask you to register using your email address.

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