In the internet it is almost impossible to show such an complex tree complete.

There are 551 families with 2192 persons in my database. Most ancestry research programs have no free scalable presentation of the tree. The only one I know is Kith&Kin. I use this program to administrate my genealogical tree.

I tried, with the help of screenshots of Kith&Kin to show the complexity of the genealogical tree. The special difficulty is that I have not only researched my ancestors, but all descendants of Claus Patscheider born 1497. The result are two counter-rotating trees, which have the same ends.

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Explantation:

Each odd of the tiny black boxes represents a family with parents and children. Has a male child married so follows a blue line toe the next box, which again represents a family. The female descendants follow with a pink line to the next family. The boxes a arranged in levels. Each level represents a generation.

At the descendants of Claus Patscheider are only the male descendants regarded or the female if they continued being called Patscheider after marriage.

The pink cross lines show that some female Patscheider married a Patscheider again. Most of them didn't know that they have been related to each other.

Interestingly there is a cross line between my ancestors and the descendants of Claus P.: Christian Patscheider married 1761 Maria Monzin supposed to be a daughter of a brother of MONZ Maria born1641 (my 8xgrandmother). The data's of this relationships are not clear in the book of Dr. Richard Patscheider.

The numbers 1,2 and 3 stand for Patscheider Clauß born 1497, Patscheider Gabriel (chamois coat of arms) and me. I hope this presentation gives an overview and makes it easier to understand the tree and the difficulties of the presentation.

The not includable parts are from Josef Wopfner "Family tree Patscheider 1550-1920" Handwriting Nr. 3992. By knowing the book of Dr. Richard Patscheider and this handwriting I could include some of the not includable parts with the help of the modern technique.

 

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