After a number of the Virtual Reunion members/followers responded to my email of last week, I decided that it was time to actually do something. I have added the beginnings of a family tree for each of the Thygesen lines, on the pages that I created a while back. I'd appreciate feedback on whether this is of interest to you, and have my attention called to the inevitable mistakes.
You will see that I've found quite a few pictures for the earlier generations ... but there are still quite a few missing. The only way they will get added is if you send me pictures that you have in your own family archives.
I will probably put more extensive written genealogies on the family pages, using files that I can put on the 'cloud', and which you could then read by clicking on the reference (as below).
It would be very exciting if people began to make comments, with stories and memories of the people I've presented, or that you would like to talk about. For example, a number of you have personal memories of your grandparents or gr grandparents. It's probably pushing the point, but I know that there are things I remember and try to capture.
I'd also like to know more about the difficulties you have 'signing in' or getting registered. I'm going to do a few experiments to see if I can make it more straight-forward. If all else fails, you can always read the blow by simply going to the web address:
To the Virtual Reunion You can put this in an email to yourself, or put someplace that you can always find.
Keep Warm!
You will see that I've found quite a few pictures for the earlier generations ... but there are still quite a few missing. The only way they will get added is if you send me pictures that you have in your own family archives.
I will probably put more extensive written genealogies on the family pages, using files that I can put on the 'cloud', and which you could then read by clicking on the reference (as below).
It would be very exciting if people began to make comments, with stories and memories of the people I've presented, or that you would like to talk about. For example, a number of you have personal memories of your grandparents or gr grandparents. It's probably pushing the point, but I know that there are things I remember and try to capture.
I'd also like to know more about the difficulties you have 'signing in' or getting registered. I'm going to do a few experiments to see if I can make it more straight-forward. If all else fails, you can always read the blow by simply going to the web address:
To the Virtual Reunion You can put this in an email to yourself, or put someplace that you can always find.
Keep Warm!
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