1830 - Bef 1881 (< 50 years)Q. How do I research an individual's ancestors?
A. Once you locate an individual, the easiest method is to press the Ancestors tab. This will show you a graphical display of both the paternal and maternal ancestors. Once you have the ancestor chart displayed, if you need to see additional ancestors, you can click on the arrows located at the far right ancestor. There are a number of formats for you to choose from - see which one works best for you. Try the PDF if you want to save to view or print.
Q: Is there a way to print the display without all the headers and icons?
A: Yes, just click on the Print link locate above the control tabs. A format that is simplified for printing is presented and you can use the print function of your browser to print the page.
Q: Why can't I see all the information on a certain person?
A: We take great pains to protect the privacy of all family members. All names, dates and other information of living individuals are 'hidden'. Registered users can have access to this information. If you are a direct descendant or relative of people listed on this website, please take a moment to register by clicking on More... below. You will be asked to provide evidence of your relationship. When accepted, you will be able to view all records of your ancestor's descendants contained in the database.
Q: What if I forget my username and/or password?
A: If you can't remember your username then, via the 'Log In' page, enter the email address you supplied when you registered and I will send you your username. However, for security purposes we do not have access to your password. So, if you forget it, you can ask the system, again via the 'Log In' page, to issue you with a temporary one. Just enter the email address you supplied when you registered and your username.
This is an independent family history research project created to document and preserve the genealogy of the Kinally family for future generations.
It is an ongoing project and will be expanded to document not only relationships but also to reflect the life and times of many of the Kinally ancestors
