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Choosing Which Events to Add to the Timeline

Diana Elder, AG discusses strategies for choosing which events to add to genealogical research timelines in the Research Like a Pro course. She explains that researchers should focus on events related to their specific project objectives, but notes that as research phases expand to explore children, siblings, collateral relatives, friends, associates, neighbors, or people with the same names, additional events can be added to the same timeline. Elder demonstrates this approach through her challenging Henderson Weatherford research project, where she initially thought Henderson belonged to the Dallas County Texas Weatherfords but discovered he had a different origin entirely. She shows how she uses Airtable's research log and timeline features across multiple research phases, building on previous work while creating specialized views to organize large amounts of data for different individuals like Henderson, his hypothesized father William Senior, and possible brothers Thomas and William Jr. Elder emphasizes that researchers should add timeline data that fits their current research objective, use views to manage complex timelines, and can either continue with the same research log for new phases or start fresh depending on project needs. This is an excerpt from a monthly office hours session in the Research Like a Pro independent study course. To join the Research Like a Pro online course, and take your genealogy research to the next level, click here: https://familylocket.com/product/rese.... To view more questions and answers in this series, go here:    • Q&A from Research Like a Pro  .