FamilyWeb Version 1

This information is also available in Danish

Go to references for genealogy.

WorldWideWeb is a fantastic tool for presenting genealogical information.

Each person is described on a webpage with an ancestor chart These pages might contain more descriptive material or lead on to such material.
Each married couple is described on a webpage with children and grandchildren.
Relevant dwellings are also described on webpages

Using these atoms, it is very easy to move around in the genealogy information.

As an example, I have described myself, my family and my dwelling in danish - and the familymembers I know of several hundred years back.

It is in Danish - but I am sure that you easily understand what the danish terms describes (or you might consult the example-pages)

It is obvious that the information can be spread among several servers.

I have by July 1., 1996 reorganized my files for the following reasons:

I would like to work with the concept of several independent web-page structures in Genealogy.
I have decided to exclude all descriptions of living persons (as long as the informationsociety is young)
It is a challenge for the searchrobots: when will AltaVista etc. wake up and remove dead links.

After 10 months of use of this first version, I am now working on the next version, which is based more directly on the BK-data.

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Written by Jørgen Bak 20 OCT 1996.