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The “Outline Pedigree of David Jay Webber” and the “Outline Pedigree of Carol Ruth Wimble” are, as the titles suggest, arranged in a basic outline format. Each ancestor in the pedigree is numbered in two ways. The two-digit number that precedes the hyphen indicates the generation of the person, in reference to me or my wife. I am “01,” my parents are “02,” my grandparents are “03,” my great-grandparents are “04,” and so forth. The number that follows the hyphen is the standard genealogical pedigree number. According to this system, a person’s father has a number that is exactly double his or her own number, and a person’s mother has a number that is double his or her own number plus one.

The pedigrees offer the following information about each ancestor, if known: name (showing major variations in spelling or form, and surnames in all upper case), country or state of residence (in parentheses), date of birth, date of death, date of marriage (to the spouse through whom descent is traced), and religion (in curled brackets). No country or state of residence is given for a female ancestor whose country or state of residence was the same as her husband’s. The date of marriage is included only in the wife’s entry. If a female ancestor was married more than once, and if she therefore at some point in her life bore a surname different than her maiden name or the name of the husband through whom descent is traced, this other surname is given in squared brackets. Religious affiliation or association is represented as follows: A=Anglican/Episcopalian, B=Baptist, C=Congregationalist, GC=Greek Catholic, L=Lutheran, M=Methodist, P=Presbyterian, Q=Quaker, R=Reformed, RC=Roman Catholic, Uv=Universalist. An ancestor who was an ordained clergyman, or the equivalent, is identified by the term “minister.” A “plus” sign (+) identifies an ancestor who appears elsewhere in the outline pedigree, due to the fact that descent from him or her is traced also through another line. Two pluses indicate three lines of descent from that person, with two additional appearances in the outline pedigree; three pluses indicate three additional appearances; and four pluses indicate four additional appearances. An “equals” sign (=) identifies an ancestor of mine who is also my wife’s ancestor, or an ancestor of my wife’s who is also my ancestor.

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