Google Sites

BTW in September Google Sites will undergo a change. 

At this time I haven't decided how I will deal with this. I'm learning towards just letting them shut my site down. 

So, if anyone wants to download any of the reports now is the time to do it. 

Here's the URL to the list of reports. 

https://sites.google.com/.../henthornge.../Home/file-cabinet

Compare Classic Google Sites & New Sites

Compare Classic Google Sites & New Sites:

As of 20 Mar 2018 there are two versions of Google Sites, Classic and New.

If you are currently using the Classic Google Sites or if you are contemplating building a "free" website with this service you need to be aware of the ramifications.

• What are the differences?
• What will I need to learn if I migrate to the new style?
• When will Google drop support of Classic Sites?
• Is "free" really "free?"

This link takes you to a page where Google explains the situation. Click on the down arrows to read the details.

Dick Henthorn

20 Mar 2018

'via Blog this'

Narratives Written by Charles H. Gander

Today I'm making available two narratives written by Charles H. Gander of Arlington, VA.

The 23-page PDF document, which is hosted on my Google Sites, includes:

• Hugh Jackson (6 pages)
• James Henthorn (9 pages)
• List of Sources (8 pages)

Narratives

Richard E. Henthorn
23 October 2014

Richard Earl Henthorn

Did you know there are two people named Richard E. Henthorn who work on Henthorn Genealogy?

One is yours truly, Richard Edson Henthorn of Maryland.  The other is Richard Earl Henthorn of Florida. We both use the genealogy program, RootsMagic.

Richard Earl shared a copy of his genealogy file with me and I loaded it into my genealogy program. He also graciously offered to share some of the information from his file on the Internet and I agreed to prepare the Descendant Report in PDF format and to host the report on the Internet.

We are sharing a seven-generation report of 109-pages which includes End Notes, Name Index and Place Index. The report was limited to seven generations to reduce the possibility of including information about the living.

The reported is hosted on the Google Sites web space of yours truly.

Genealogy of Richard Earl Henthorn

Please respect the Copyright restrictions outlined on the first page of the document.

Richard Edson Henthorn
22 October 2014

David Conger & Rachel Willson

Here's a link to a PDF Descendant report I created today from my Conger genealogy file on RootsMagic.

David Conger and Rachel Willson

This couple lived in Hallowell, Prince Edward, Ontario, Canada.  There are five generations in the report of 62 pages.  The report includes Name and Place indices. It is hosted on my Google Sites.

You can also go to the Google Sites by clicking on the Henthorn Genealogy Site on Google in the right hand sidebar

Dick Henthorn
21 October 2014

How JotSpot Became Google Sites

JotSpot reincarnated as Google Sites | Outside the Lines - CNET News:

Did you know that JotSpot was a Wiki?  I didn't.  Google doesn't use the term "Wiki' in any of it's postings about Google Sites.  Many months ago I create a Google Site where I share many PDFs of information about families that I gathered over the years when I was actively working on genealogy.

Henthorn Genealogy Site on Google

'via Blog this'