Searching your ancestors in the GeneaNet collaborative database : 1-The index
GeneaNet offers many free tools to assist you in the research of your ancestors.
Here is a how-to on the GeneaNet database index:
Here is a how-to on the GeneaNet database index:
When you upload a GEDCOM file to GeneaNet, it is saved to generate your online family tree and an index is built to make the searches easier and faster.
The indexed fields are :
The summarized search results are listed as shown above.
For each pair “surname + place”, the events are merged to delimit dates and the “Individuals” row gives the number of indexed persons (i.e. records) that fit.
By clicking on the contact link and if the family tree is published online (marked with a little tree in the “Type” row if you are a Club Privilege subscriber), you will access to every individuals.
GeneaNet is holding some tables to index the places: town, country, region and country. See below a part of the tables for the United Kingdom:
While uploading a GEDCOM file, if some places are spelled wrong or inaccurate, the program uses an alternate spelling process to try to identify them in the tables.
This allows the search tools to be more efficient.
Check your file before uploading it into the GeneaNet database (it’s free!) to ensure that your data will accurate with the searchers requests.
We wish you a fruitful visit!
The indexed fields are :
- Surname
- Events Date
- Place
The summarized search results are listed as shown above.
For each pair “surname + place”, the events are merged to delimit dates and the “Individuals” row gives the number of indexed persons (i.e. records) that fit.
By clicking on the contact link and if the family tree is published online (marked with a little tree in the “Type” row if you are a Club Privilege subscriber), you will access to every individuals.
GeneaNet is holding some tables to index the places: town, country, region and country. See below a part of the tables for the United Kingdom:
While uploading a GEDCOM file, if some places are spelled wrong or inaccurate, the program uses an alternate spelling process to try to identify them in the tables.
This allows the search tools to be more efficient.
Check your file before uploading it into the GeneaNet database (it’s free!) to ensure that your data will accurate with the searchers requests.
We wish you a fruitful visit!
Looking for Italian Ancestors
Written by : Bob | 27 August 2007 at 22:11
I looking for last name Luconi
from the region of Mache, Italy
Estoy buscando el apellido Luconi. origniario de Belvedere Ostrense, Ancona. Italy
Written by : bruce | 28 August 2007 at 19:37
You should post your request on the GeneaNet online forums.
Written by : Jean-Yves | 30 August 2007 at 15:29
Looking for Alston
Written by : gailmo | 30 November 2007 at 01:38
looking for information on my genealogy. I am back as far as Germany. Have found some in austria also.
Written by : NORWINE | 9 February 2008 at 19:39
I am looking for information on my great, great grandfather Abraham Henry LOVETT born in Norfolk around 1809. He went to London around 1830 to be a bookbinder and sell books . He married a Martha Rodgers (who had been married before) and had two sons and one daughter. My great grand father William Clark LOVETT was his second son born 1839 in Soho. Abraham Henry LOVETT died in 1865 in Southwarlk.
Written by : Christine | 17 February 2008 at 22:51
any information on my ancestors
Written by : jodi Saunders | 2 June 2008 at 08:23