Black Country Connections
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Black Country Connections
just been looking here
http://tribalpages.com/tpshowcase.html
and one tree with 71,000
ours has nearly 75,000 is it the largest tree on tribal pages ?
http://tribalpages.com/tpshowcase.html
and one tree with 71,000
ours has nearly 75,000 is it the largest tree on tribal pages ?
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Re: Black Country Connections
It might not be the biggest but it is the best!
Black Holes happen when God divides by zero.
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Re: Black Country Connections
peterd wrote:just been looking here
http://tribalpages.com/tpshowcase.html
and one tree with 71,000
ours has nearly 75,000 is it the largest tree on tribal pages ?
Where does it show you the number of ancestors in the tree?
I know ours is from our own research be that our own families or ones from the
Black Country area that we research and take into our BC family, so it is maybe a record breaker?
Or heading that way

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Re: Black Country Connections
MarkCDodd wrote:It might not be the biggest but it is the best!
Bostin!

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Re: Black Country Connections
I really do think it is unique in that we have a theme that we all contribute to rather than concentrating on a single family.
There are first name studies.
But as far as I can see, we are the only ones with a large tree based on a location.
There are first name studies.
But as far as I can see, we are the only ones with a large tree based on a location.
Black Holes happen when God divides by zero.
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Re: Black Country Connections
I think it's about as acurate as it can be too, the emphasis is on acurate info, not just numbers. If an anomaly is spotted then the info is corrected, or a note added to the effect that the info is only a possible, not a definate. I like the way we try to see how people connect together and the story behind the names. Can't wait for the moment my lot connect up to someone else in BCC!!
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Re: Black Country Connections
3 stars mean more than 15,000 click on them tells you in the home page how many
just found one with nearly 100,000 on
http://www.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse ... myresearch
71,000
http://www.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse?userid=a91844
just found one with nearly 100,000 on
http://www.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse ... myresearch
71,000
http://www.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse?userid=a91844
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Re: Black Country Connections
snoopysue wrote:I think it's about as acurate as it can be too, the emphasis is on acurate info, not just numbers. If an anomaly is spotted then the info is corrected, or a note added to the effect that the info is only a possible, not a definate. I like the way we try to see how people connect together and the story behind the names. Can't wait for the moment my lot connect up to someone else in BCC!!
I agree Snoopysue, and hoping my lot will connect up to some of the others.

Annie
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Re: Black Country Connections
peterd wrote:3 stars mean more than 15,000 click on them tells you in the home page how many
just found one with nearly 100,000 on
http://www.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse ... myresearch
71,000
http://www.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse?userid=a91844
Looks like we need to add a few more then

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Re: Black Country Connections
Antie Em wrote:
Looks like we need to add a few more then
We're getting there!!
Snoopysue
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Re: Black Country Connections
I just wish we could let more folk in but it is so involved as those
of you that have joined know!!
and running it is soooooooooooooo time consuming
I am so grateful for Jo's help and the other key admins they know what I mean.
Time to sort somat out I think......after we hit 100,000
cos I am going round the world in a cruise ship!
of you that have joined know!!
and running it is soooooooooooooo time consuming
I am so grateful for Jo's help and the other key admins they know what I mean.
Time to sort somat out I think......after we hit 100,000
cos I am going round the world in a cruise ship!

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Re: Black Country Connections
cos I am going round the world in a cruise ship! [quote][/quote]
You have to stop saying that!
It is a lot of work but we get there.
Amazing the amount we have and so much work has gone into it.
We all should be very proud.
Jo
You have to stop saying that!

It is a lot of work but we get there.

Amazing the amount we have and so much work has gone into it.
We all should be very proud.

Jo

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Re: Black Country Connections
I can add another 7000 from my tree.....
I wonder how long that would take me
I wonder how long that would take me

Black Holes happen when God divides by zero.
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Re: Black Country Connections
That person on TP with 99 thou plus
wonder how long that has taken them if that is their individual tree
must be years!
wonder how long that has taken them if that is their individual tree
must be years!

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Re: Black Country Connections
Northern Lass wrote:I just wish we could let more folk in but it is so involved as those
of you that have joined know!!
and running it is soooooooooooooo time consuming
I am so grateful for Jo's help and the other key admins they know what I mean.
Time to sort somat out I think......after we hit 100,000
cos I am going round the world in a cruise ship!
Remind me again of the date - so I can ask Lisa sort our tickets

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