genealogy research then of course leave those in the
any times where you use this to solve something in your
Sarah as opposed to Mary. But again I assume to be cursed by
this. I'm not finding anything. So have you done anything with
give me some evidence that David is the parent the child
did where did she live?
Lexington ah. So she's actually very far from Lexington. Where
proves inconclusive. But you know if it were to give me that
you know they're in the in the same general location so where
Cincinnati. He had a child out in Lawrence but maybe that
wrong again he didn't move down here this is Kentucky right
might be Lawrenceburg that's referencing but they got it
Anderson yeah that's Lexington then there's yeah so this it
Cersei's profile. You can see up here that like he is around
this place and just happened to be in the same place as as the
is you can look at their profiles and specifically see
you know and and what you like about it and and if you have
about it before? Or have you been an avid user? Tell us what
this place over here it's helpful when you have these
here so that means somewhere in here probably here so basically
lived so he lives in Lawrenceburg then moved over
he started in Lawrenceburg and this is where he looks like he
this other people who were not his parents so here's David
So you see we don't have that much information about where
can actually see you know it's really interesting you can see
and another group didn't then we might have evidence that
where did they live because if they lived you know in the if
one of them lived in the in the same area as the son as David
the Lexington and then appears he later moved over to
the FamilySearch timeline tool? Have you never heard
she lived in this area then maybe because David stayed at
least here around here for a little bit. Maybe that would
she lived. We just have Anderson. So again my research
is Mary well apparently she's a mermaid this is where's the
Cincinnati so he moved here and then later moved up there so
where he he went so he went this way then and then up to
in the same place but then David moved this way and you
roads because then you can just compare them Lexington he lived
here to Palmer so this is the place where William B is this
these is the family also just mean that David moved over to
that would be you know locational evidence that one of
means Lawrenceburg which I think because that's in
where your where their ancestors are from but how does
lives. But the big question is how do you use this for
you're going to run into a lot of trouble. And actually I'd
route do not put the parents or the siblings just because
little bit weird because this is a sibling here Deaf sibling.
center of Kentucky. Same thing with this right here. The this
to Kentucky and then he moved out he didn't actually move
this is here below Lebanon that doesn't mean that he moved down
when it says like the state like Kentucky just because this
like yeah that's a that's a no it's a big no there and they
in Anderson County and there's Lawrenceburg and there's Palmer
you know vital events and oh wait a sec custom events is on
that. Um if for instance there are you know a marriage before
move over to William Searcy and let's because he has a this
into your writing your your family history writing. But if
this is a a US piece of history. It doesn't really
writing a book why don't you go ahead and pick up a recipe for
the minds of the people during that time. And if you're
about history you know. Kinda useful. If you're like writing
of Mexican war including California and New Mexico. So
will add little little blurbs about what what's happening. So
like US acquires vast tracks of Mexico territory in the wakes
other events which I'm not I'm not sure what this means. Maybe
I'm and it's siblings. You can also go up here to events and
but it looks like not and then also you can add siblings now
kind of the reason her they're her parents and so they're not
going to get really confusing if you add the parents then
things like that if you remove the children then their births
details from the children's timeline because then that's
who are the parents of David J Searcy are they William and
you that so one big question I've been struggling with is
Mary or William and Sally and so one of the things you can do
this help you with your research so let's let's show
research? Like this is fun and you know showing your family
mostly just resident stuff. Cuz otherwise you're going to
are places anyways so gotta be careful of those another thing
things that happen in the county we don't know any
down here he moved back over to Alton then to Lawrenceburg and
start you off so birth a child at where's his birth because
is Anderson of the county and so these are they're just
and then there's over here there's Alton and then here's
you where your ancestor was. So for instance he was in that's
the very exciting part about this timeline and that is the
see with this timeline is that this person lived in Kentucky,
it'll and it'll calculate the age for you. Which is pretty
was just a thing that happened that would be relevant to their
assume they went across the country. When they didn't. It
probably you want to add it over here on the the other
that's this census in the 1900 so let's go to another profile
have these big boxes to make sure you know this is not you
thing. This is the last thing I wanted to talk about on the
say probably get rid of the children as well. That way it's
thing it's really useful just be careful because when you add
mostly. And it I don't really find the use for them the
it up here or in the description down below. It's
know where and so they place it in the in you know vaguely the
then to to Palmer so this is this is how he went this route
it's a really good book and it'll help you add these things
here's Kentucky. Okay so one of the things I've and that you
his birth is right here that's interesting then he moved out
learning that Governor William Goble was assassinated that
writing History by Family History Fanatics. You can find
know this is this is not in here this is a record hint this
he's born they're going to show up above his birth and just be
add an event onto the timeline you would how however I'd say
your family history then having these things round like
affect Kentucky that much. Um but this thing it's it's a fact
timeline specifically. Um record tense. These are really
there's a there's a marriage right here so this is probably
great because you can see like this is Kentucky marriages. Yep
historical events in in in researching. But you know if
you're one of those people who can use historical events in
those this might be helpful. It's just I I prefer to leave
going to see vital events. Birth and death. Then there's
and occupation and then custom events. Well maybe not custom
it'll it'll ask you what you want to see. You're always
then occasionally he'll get you know death to sibling. And
say leave this historical events off. That's what I do
you're not writing if you're just here for research then I'd
show a lot and that's because I don't have a lot of records for
be warned this adds a lot particularly at the beginning
these are going to you know we got a lot of siblings here. And
search timelines. I'll talk a little about what what they are
I'm going to be talking specifically about the family
parents and you add siblings then things start to get a
it's just amazing. So let's check it out.
your DNA, climb your family tree, and write the stories of
it's not going to add their birth dates because this is
think if they died before Sarah died then they would show up
going to show up but their death is going to show up I
Deaf sibling. So so if you're looking at the timeline for the
however you can see these are places these are places these
events. Um another thing you can add. It's turned off by
to Lebanon for these things. It just means that the map doesn't
specifically so they just put them in center of the county
help you so for instance right here this this show thing if
defile but you can turn it on is historical events. And this
might be something that that would definitely you know be on
bounded in this case Sarah's Sarah's birth and then her
like to appear on your timeline so let's go down to
information page or the vitals but we're going to go to the
relationships so if you unclick marriage then it will remove
you click this button it'll show you the what you would
of children death to spouse and then death itself so there are
all mention of marriage so death of spouse marriages
like to know. I've I've never done it before. So now let's
the sources like that that Birmingham Hospital thing
you can do you can click show route and so it's going to
so her parents were born before she before she was born that's
researching great. Also tell me how you're doing that. Cuz I'd
gotta be careful for when you're looking at this stuff is
residents if we had a death date for her then it would put
the other events that's confusing so if you wanted to
map. This is really great for research because it it shows
This is what what happens. So it'll give you the births and
is potentially where this is where it would go on your
it's not those. I'm not sure what this is because you know
the siblings out unless I'm I'm looking for specific reason.
more stuff going on we got births marriages children death
timeline if it was here you can also add things that you want
worth looking into this and and seeing if this is really the
Mary. I would just wanted to show bit familiarize yourself.
things that I would I would consider to be in in a category
called other events would be things like you know residents
it's like christenings and burials. Let's see. Nope. It's
and deaths are removed they're not going to add all the
so you find the timeline by going it's right here below the
those but I'm going to go to the timeline and it doesn't
death those are the beginning and the end of the timeline and
involved in this David J Searcy case and that is Mary Peak and
So here we are at the profile of one of the people who is
a lot of things that you can customize this timeline for to
one of Sarah Peak and you can already see that there's a lot
she's in New York. I mean movement happened but it's it's
continue my search for who are the parents of David J Searcy.
Mary Peak that we have because these are actually taken from
Anderson County for most of her life and then all of a sudden
it has been touched on before in this channel namely by
this video, we're going to be talking about timelines. Now,
nice. Now one thing that you can use for and you can already
that here. It'll also give you the the resident's places. And
the the face the icon or the picture if you have one of
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