Introduction

This Sample Tree was built using Gigatrees as a demonstration of some of its unique features. Much of the information for this family tree came from dedicated research, but other portions such as the Gallery and DNA matches are made up for demonstration purposes only.

Because this is a demonstration website, I've updated the site metadata asking search engine robots to not index the pages or follow the links therein. This should prevent these pages from appearing in search engine results. I've also created this standalone Introduction page and linked it to the avatar shown in the header (may be hidden on mobile devices). Security has been enabled so the names of living persons have been obfuscated (first initial only) and private data (e.g. copyrighted or sensitive information) has been stripped and will not appear in the website.

As noted above, I've created a dummy photo Gallery and dummy shared DNA matches. I've skipped including profile pages for all DNA matches and their ancestors up to the most common recent ancestor of the DNA tester and their match. This is so they do not otherwise appear in indexes, etc. I've added a commentary section to Robert Millhouse Humphrey and created a dummy collection for him as well. I've also added a census table, ancestor list and descendant list for the same individual.

I've converted three GEDCOM note records to blog posts by adding a title as well as additional post metadata. I've also added an additional Welcome blog post to demonstrate some of the built-in features of the blog. All four of these posts now appear in the blog index. I added featured images to be used by these blog posts when media is not otherwise included for the post.

I've enabled display realiability assessments for all claims and enabled the Data Validation page to monitor the consistency of the claims made.