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From: David Hale <>
Subject: [HALE-L] HALE web site - Posting Family Trees
Date: Sun, 04 Jun 2000 18:52:16 +0900

Hello Everyone. Many of you have probably had a quick look at my web site in recent months. Thanks for dropping by! If you havent seen it the site is at: http://users.senet.com.au/~dhale/haletree/index.htm I have recently redesigned the site to include pages for posting of HALE family trees for England and Australia. I am particularly interested in developing the English HALEs pages at the moment, and have begun by posting some information that I have uncovered over the years. If I know of a researcher for a particular HALE family I have included and e-mail link to that person with the tree. I have decided to organise the pages by county, but am in the process of setting up an search engine enabling the all pages on the site to be searched. There are some problems at the moment, but hopefully it will all be working soon. Please take the time to check out the site. Use the English Hales link to the left to find the main posting page, then select a county from the table. If you are interested in posting your tree on my site feel free to send an outline descendant tree to me. I will upload it as soon as I can, including an e-mail link to you. It can include as many English HALE generations as you like. I have two requirements for posting trees: 1) That the tree is of an English HALE family. I am willing to include information for ONE generation outside of England (ie. parents born in England, but children born in U.S.A, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, etc.) I am developing this as an aid to researchers of English HALE families, and due to space restrictions on my server I cannot include too much information from other countries. 2) That you help me somewhat by providing trees in the following format, and if you can, with included at the end of each line. This will save me many hours of work! Thanks!! I generally include generation numbers starting with the first known family member. If your family frequently moved from one county to another I will include the relevant trees on each county page, and link individuals to other counties relating to them. ie Mary HALE is born in Berkshire, marries in Hampshire, and has Children in Kent and Middlesex. I will include links from one county to the next as she moves around. Please supply information thus: 1 John Hale Born: circa 1700, Henley-Upon-Thames, Oxfordshire. Buried: 4 April 1761, All Saints Parish Church, Wokingham, Berkshire. + Rose Skye Baptised: 30 September 1703, All Saints Parish Church, Wokingham, Berkshire. Married: 2 October 1729, All Saints Parish Church, Wokingham, Berkshire. Buried: 28 November 1751, All Saints Parish Church, Wokingham, Berkshire. Father: Nathanial Skye. Mother: Avelin Skye. 2 Hannah Hale Baptised: 2 August 1730, All Saints Parish Church, Wokingham, Berkshire. +Thomas Maurice Married: 22 December 1754, All Saints Parish Church, Wokingham, Berkshire. 3 Rose Maurice Baptised: 23 January 1756, All Saints Parish Church, Wokingham, Berkshire. Buried: 9 February 1756 (Deceased Infant), All Saints Parish Church, Wokingham, Berkshire. A more basic tree could be: 1 Thomas William HALE +Ann Jane UNKNOWN 2 Annie Rosa Adelaide HALE Baptised: 30 Aug 1868, St. Mary Magdalene, Woolwich, Kent. 2 Richard William HALE Baptised: 19 Sep 1869, St. Mary Magdalene, Woolwich, Kent. 2 Thomas Benjamin HALE Baptised: 18 Jun 1871, St. Mary Magdalene, Woolwich, Kent. etc. You will get the idea from looking at some of the trees posted on my web site. I will also post other information, such as census data, if it is all that you know about a particular family. An outline tree can include as little or as much information as you would like to display. It can be just names, dates and places if you like. On the web pages each generation will be indented slightly from the last, in classic outline descendant tree format. Ther reason I am doing all of this is because my research has stalled. I have in fact been stuck for about six years!! So managing a HALE web site keeps me interested while helping out other researchers. And you never know, we might just be related! Any feedback, thoughts, ideas or comments welcome. And of course, family trees! Regards, David Hale, Adelaide, South Australia. The Hale Connection web site: http://users.senet.com.au/~dhale/haletree/index.htm

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