[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Revised Pedigree Database

[Jerry Frank]

As indicated in another message, we are working on Jeanne's hard copy 
pedigree.

For the benefit of any others considering submissions, please 
understand this.  SGGEE operates solely with volunteers, not paid 
staff.  Pedigrees submitted electronically in gedcom format will get 
priority in their addition to our master database because it is a 
comparatively simple process to merge them into our database.  SGGEE 
at this time only has one volunteer available who types data 
submitted in hardcopy into a gedcom so that the info can be 
added.  This person is elderly and recuperating from a stroke 
suffered some time ago.  One can understand that this process will 
take some time.

Bottom line is that you can help us by submitting data in Legacy or 
gedcom format.  The Legacy program is free so there is no additional 
cost other than time to do it that way.

And finally, if you can help us by volunteering to convert into 
Legacy or gedcom, such hardcopy submissions from those who are unable 
to do so, please let us know at databases at sggee.org



Jerry Frank - Calgary, Alberta
FranklySpeaking at shaw.ca




At 06:13 PM 11/06/2006, Jsalido at aol.com wrote:
>I joined SGGEE a few months ago & submitted a hard copy of my pedigree, as
>requested.  However, I notice that the names of my mother, grandparents and
>great-grandparents still have not been added to your database.  I 
>think you should
>warn potential new members that they must submit their pedigree in GED form.
>And if they are unable to (like me), then their pedigree on paper just won't
>be added into the database.
>
>Jeanne Salido