Perry Co. Families Database

Perry Co., Ohio
Families
Database

"If you go back far enough, you'll find everyone in Perry County, Ohio is related to everyone else."

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updated 1/31/05

Step by Step User Guide (User Guide I)
(for Registered Users)

ADD HEADSTONE

Still under construction. Stay tuned.

Adding a new headstone really means you want to add a photo of a new headstone

A couple of things to do before adding a headstone photo
1) Ensure that the person(s) whose headstone you're adding are already in the database.
2) Ensure that the cemetery where the headstone is located is in the database

Most of the links on the left side of the screen are shortcuts to the Add/Edit menus for the listed functions.

The exceptions are as follows:
Administration
Trees
Secondary Processes
Public Home

You can try these if you want, but I can see no reason any user besides me would want to. Administration simply takes you to another screen which mimics the home page, Trees takes you to a page to modify the "tree" that the database is in (I only use one tree)

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	Perry Co., Ohio Families Database
"If you go back far enough, you'll find everyone in Perry County, Ohio is related to everyone else."

Home Search	updated 1/31/05
Step by Step User Guide (User Guide I) (for Registered Users) ADD HEADSTONE
Still under construction. Stay tuned.
Adding a new headstone really means you want to add a photo of a new headstone A couple of things to do before adding a headstone photo 1) Ensure that the person(s) whose headstone you're adding are already in the database. 2) Ensure that the cemetery where the headstone is located is in the database
Most of the links on the left side of the screen are shortcuts to the Add/Edit menus for the listed functions. The exceptions are as follows: Administration Trees Secondary Processes Public Home You can try these if you want, but I can see no reason any user besides me would want to. Administration simply takes you to another screen which mimics the home page, Trees takes you to a page to modify the "tree" that the database is in (I only use one tree)