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A Ford Family Tree - Online!

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Christy and I were chatting about the Ford fam today and I got a wild hair up my butt and created a new Web site for the family on MyHeritage.com, featuring our family tree. It should be a great addition to this blog - you can share family photos/videos, explore our family tree, organize family events and more there.

(Edited by Cousin David B. - Hi guys, I took the username and password info off since this is a public site, and the family tree is a VERY private site with personal information. If you want the username and password to the family tree site please contact Nikki at nikkistevenson@comcast.net or me at bochslerd@hotmail.com. Great work Nikki!! Sorry to edit your post!)

I have sat at my computer for the last few hours doing data entry on the family tree as much as I know/can remember - please feel free to correct anything I have wrong and please add anything that I have forgotten - then pass it along:) This should be a very easy and COOL way to see our entire family tree!
Visit our family site here: http://www.myheritage.com/site-34549212/gallagher-web-site?authenticate=6ef28b3a8749e22b62c22d6ca46f7543e736b28f-272923521
Looking forward to seeing you on the site!

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colleen vennard said…
Great work you guys. I visited the site briefly but haven't got a handle on it yet! Thanks for all the hard work, I am impressed! Take Care,
Colleen
1 August 2008 at 20:50
Dan Ford said…
I tried to send you a email thru the fordfamilytree@gmail.com and i cant find a send botton.
Anyway Great job , thanks for all your hard work.
My brother Denis has 3 daughters please add Patricia who was born April of 1994 and Kristina who was born in June of 1996
2 August 2008 at 10:56
colleen vennard said…
Hey you guys, you have to start adding your lineage in recognition of Nikki's hard work! Can you imagine what atask this was? Thanks Nikki.
3 August 2008 at 21:53
Nikki (Gallagher) Stevenson said…
Thanks guys - I find the "modern view" a little easier to navigate. I am hoping that there is access for everyone to log on and edit their family imformation for themselves (let me know if I am wrong)
4 August 2008 at 09:53
Nikki (Gallagher) Stevenson said…
oh and don't forget to add your photo :)
4 August 2008 at 09:54
colleen vennard said…
Nikki,
My mom's birthdate and death are missing. I don't know how to edit it! I keep clicking on her profile, but it doesn't allow me to edit it! Let me know what I am doing wrong, I am sure it is me! Thanks again for all your hard work!
Take Care,
Colleen
8 August 2008 at 01:29
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