Awesome..👌👏👏👍

a-maz-ing. It took soooo long to find this... soooooo grateful. I have gone back 24 generations and to find a template was impossible. Again thank you! thankyou! So Simple. Can't believe I couldn't work it out before hand.

❤❤❤❤ thanks for your help

Thank you!

I too have "stuff" in Trello, Evernote, Airtable, yada, yada, yada. Notion looks really appealing to consolidate everything in one place. It seems like the biggest challenge is deciding on the database structure. How did you come up with your layout? When working on a research project where do you keep all the related documents like your Research Notes, Proof Summary, etc. It doesn't seem that Notion offers the rich formatting available in Word to automatically create footnote annotations. So I would still have documents outside of Notion in Google Drive, Dropbox, etc. whose locations are referenced inside Notion. How do you handle those in your setup?

Thanks Julie. I've been working on a 100+ year map project for a township. I learned something new and got some good ideas for sub projects.

Wonderful! Thank you so much. I'm working on our Family History book. This will be a feature that I'll use.

Hi, Great idea. Good presentation. I will use this. Thanks a ton.🎉

Thanks!

The death certificates that have been scanned and digitized in PA are amazing. To know how someone died is interesting at best and shockingly sad at worst. Still, this kind of information is important to know. And YES to paper!!!

What kind of USB connectrion is that. C, A, etc?

great video

You can use it in Zoom just change the camera - great for things in a Zoom presentation

*There doesn't seem to be a husband and wife??* 🤔

This is brilliant! I am super inspired by your video and also still a novice with Notion. Thanks for giving us such a detailed insider look at what you've created. I look forward to viewing more of your videos!

Brilliant!! I've been struggling with how to publish an intelligible genetic proof of relationship. I may have a scaling problem because of the number of kids, but this offers a great start!

Hi What to do if I dont want colour in the boxes , I want a plain box

I'm here for help with searches, not a description of all the problems.

Great work ❤

Thank you for this, I wanted to create a family tree for my cousin who grew up in care and never felt like he belonged and it would upset him, I traced his family back for nearly 300 years and needed a way to present to him and you made it very simple for me to so so thank you very very much :)

Thank you so much... It's really easy for everyone by using your methods ❤❤❤

Yes

Thanks needed this ❤

I am watching you using Notion for Genealogy. I am attempting to use Notion for my genealogy also. I hate having all of my information on many different platforms. I also like the fact you can put information in so many different ways. I start by setting up a main page for my research subject with my research question on the top. I link the wife and other members of the family to their own pages with all of their information. I love the idea of also making locations database, people database and educational tracking database. I will have to be watching some Notion training videos to better utilize this program. I can't wait to start changing up my notion database to be a better research tracking tool and maybe breaking some of my brick walls.

Thank you so much I created my file in a few minutes. 👍

Blue pp

great and nice

Thanks mam

Last time I checked, children generally have two parents at least biologically. How do we draw chart that represents the familial relationships rather than just a single patriarchal or matriarchal line.

How do you add a blank box next to "child one" being child ones wife? Please 🙌

If you add dates in different format, you can sort them in excel. Year, mon,day. I.e. 2023.03.25

Thank you again for the chat! It was great to catch up and I hope more people publish books in 2023!

Hi, I'm trying to use smart art for a project right now. How would you indicate children with the same father and different mothers?

Oh, my goodness! My brain is exploding with ideas! Thanks so much, Taneya and Julia!

You are not alone! 😁

🎊 "promosm"!!

So nice to hear a familiar voice, a fellow Michigander! Just "discovering" you and as I'm listening I hear Pontiac, which validated for me that connection. I love how you created this outline to connect the dots, thank you for sharing!!

Used your technique with census records for looking at neighbors and broke through a brick wall for the 1800 - 1840 period. Cemetery records confirmed. Very helpful.

Can you write the owner directly on google map or just Color code each parcel?

For some reason I'm not able to get the TEXT pane to pop up!! Really pissing me off! I've tried everything!

This helps me a lot thank you from the bottom of my heart my lady, my best regards from baghdad, Iraq 🇮🇶.

I have done this in the past but this is a good reminder to get it updated!

What brilliant ideas for using Google translate! I hadn’t thought of using it this way. Ought to be a big help. thanks!

Thank you I've been searching for this to make my family tree, and now I finally found it.

You’ve both given me so many ideas for adapting my Notion set-up!

Nice video

Hi, Julie. I was surprised to find that you have no comments after posting your video 2 months ago. Perhaps other people had the same difficulty following it. In the interest of helping, I offer the following describing my experience. As an Evernote user of 10 years, I wanted to see how Notion works to determine if if there was some feature I may want to apply to how I use Evernote. Candidly, I found it hard to follow your video. In general, I couldn't grasp the basis for the structure of your information. To some degree, I think we have a difference in terminology. What you call "databases", I and (I think) most other people and systems I am familiar with call them "folders" or "notebooks". - - - When looking at your "Through the Golden Door" screen, you called the items "databases". They look like "data elements" to me. - - - Also, you referred to some of the "databases" as "relational databases". I would be very surprised to find that Notion supported "relational databases", but if it does, I'd probably would be interested in investigating it some more. I probably could have followed it more if I had already watched a tutorial video on the basics of Notion. That's what I'll try now.

Thank you! I assumed Notion was just another “to-do” / project management type of app so I never looked that closely at it, but your video has shown me it can do so much more.

Yeha cool thanks