As a child, I have always been interested in my family tree. I was the grandchild that spent the most time with my maternal grandmother, had the most overnight visits with her and bonded with her the most. I fondly recall working with her for hours drawing out family trees from her memories, complete with genetic information such as eye colors, hair colors, etc. I don't recall if these charts we drew up had all the birth dates and decedent dates on them or not, but the worst of it is that other relatives took the charts when she passed and won't admit they have them so they won't even share copies of my childhood endeavors.
On my fathers side of the family I have contributed to an ongoing project and have just received an update from my cousin. I have names, sex, birthdate and locations, marriage dates, and sometimes date of death for a long list of relatives reaching back to the parents of one ancestor born in 1884. I'm Jewish. What info is needed for LDS temple work?
2006-09-09
06:20:59
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