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Put together since commencing the search for my own father (a Danny Kincaid born David Burrell), the chart includes five hundred years of family history for the Burrell Baronets from Sussex, and almost a thousand years of family history for the Percys, Earls and later Dukes of Northumberland. The contents can be viewed in Your Genealogy, where you’ll also find a few other projects (also listed below).
I still haven’t found my father (yet!) but through this website have managed to learn a lot more about him. If you're interested, My Search and My Genealogy contain more detailed information.
My aim is to create a database of connected and deceased individuals that is accessible to the public and maintained by it’s members. I suppose you could call it Wikigenealogy. By collaborating with others and including biographical information, media and place data etc., a greater understanding of our ancestors can quite easily be achieved.
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If you would also like to start/display your family history research and/or invite others to collaborate on the same project, please Register for a new user account. You may be surprised by what you discover!
WHOSYERDAD-E (pronounced "Who's Your Daddy?") utilises the latest online genealogy software and is set-up such that no experience of MYSQL, PHP or HTML is required by it's members, leaving you free to concentrate on your research.
NB: You do not have to display your research in order to use this website, e.g. The Braakensiek Family of Australia, a project that can be found in the list above, can only be accessed by authenticated users, i.e. authorisation is controlled by the project/GEDCOM owner. Your privacy and that of your relations is respected at all times.
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