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What is new
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| Our own family tree starting from Sitramji Mishra's Parents | |||||||
| Our Udaipur dependency from Rajaram Dashora | |||||||
| Updated Chart of the Imlibazar Family From Nityanand Joshi | |||||||
We are able to connect to some of the families mentioned in Nandlal
Dashora's book such as
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November, 2005
We now have some of the book by Nandlal Dashora with genealogical
charts for Dashora Families in Udaipur. We also have a directory with names and
addresses of Dashoras from Udaipur region published
by him, however we have difficulty in cross-correlating the names in the
directory with names in family trees. Also since the female decedents and
inter-relationships are not mentioned in there we are attempting to get
information to be able to connect Udaipur Dashora Families to our tree.
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October 5, 2005
This month we were slow in getting information. But still we now have 1809 individuals
and 666 families listed.
With the data we have we can now generate interesting charts like:
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September 2, 2005
Our Complete August end update is now available. We have 1750 individuals
and 650 families.
With the data we have we can now generate impressive charts like:
| A chart of descendents of Hirabhatt Rajvaidya | |
| A chart of of Shrikrishna Shastri (Mishra) | |
| An Updated chart of Pandit Family |
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August 11, 2005
We have an interim update as we received a lot of new information during this
month. We now have more than 1660 individuals
and 620 families.
Sachin and Loveena Nagar announce the birth of their son Anish
on August 5,
2005, 9:02 PM.
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July 27, 2005
Our July update is now available. We have 1509 individuals
and 543 families.
With the data we have we can generate impressive charts like:
| A Chart that shows common roots of Rajbadawala, Nandlalpurawala and Imlibazarwala Families. | |
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Chart that shows the complete Upadhyaya / Rampurkar Family and their
decendents |
Joshi (279), Mishra (154), Dashora (149), Nagar (96), Pandit (60), Vaidya (56), Sharma (49), Rajvaidya (43)
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July 18, 2005
A mailing list was created. All web site users are automatically on that
list. The users and those who
join our mailing list will receive periodic
notification of updates on the web site and will be informed about what is new on our
web site about once a month. In addition we may use it to broadcast relevant
messages about Dashora community such as births, marriages, deaths, and
significant events for Dashora Community. The list is a private list and only
the list administrators can post to the list. If you wish to contribute messages
to the list please contact us and if appropriate we will include your message
with our next posting.
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July 12, 2005
R. Manohar received a booklet from from Udaipur which gives
family trees of most of Dashora families there. However we do not find too many
links between Indore and Udaipur Dashora people. It appears that the MP group
remained unconnected to the Udaipur to a large extent. Udaipur charts refer to
Gotra and Avatank - we are not sure of these for MP Dashoras. It
appears that Narendra Dashora
has written an earlier book tracing the History of migration from Gujarat.
That book may provide more clues to relationship between MP and Rajasthan
Dashoras. Hopefully we may be able get hold of that book one day.
Also the Udaipur books/charts are silent about any female names. This is a real set back as most of relationship information comes via marriage. Connections between Udaipur Dashoras and between them and MP Dashoras are hard to establish without information regarding females and marriage data. Also we realize that we do not know of good sources in the Udaipur who may be enthusiastic, willing and able to research and provide info to us.
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July 10, 2005
A new section "what is new" is added which is aimed informing what is new and
providing links to archived information.
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July 8, 2005
A new section "request
for info" is added which is an archive of unanswered questions that we are
discussing between ourselves
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June, 2005
We continue discussions, keep adding people also add photographs and at the
June end merge we have 1250 individuals and 425 families in our data base
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June 3,2005
Shantnu creates a
prototype site for Dashora Family Genealogy
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May 31,2005
The monthly merge is completed and checked with many errors fixed and
duplicates removed. We have about 1100 individuals in our database after this
merge.
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May 20,2005
Anik adds php modules to web server at Shantnu's home and first
demonstration www
site created using PhpGedView
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May 1-20, 2005
We continue adding people as information arrives or by joint memory recalls.
Shantnu studies what is available for genealogical software - tries various
software suits and we converge on some of the tools to use. Concludes that
Legacy software permits export to GEDCOM-5.5 format and tools are available to
create www site dynamically by just re-loading the gedcom files. The final
list of tools we converge: Legacy to create data-base,
Ged-Visual
and PhpGedView to create static and
dynamic content. Shantnu creates a few experimental pages to view output of some
of the software programs. R. Manoher experiments with creating written reports
and pdf format documents
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April 21-30, 2005
Pravin creates a new email address
family@pugmarks.com to facilitate group communication. The first end of the
month merge has a data-base of close to 1000 individuals. Many entries are
verified and corrected by discussing via numerous e-mails.
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April 20, 2005
Pravin uses the available data to create a
password protected www site
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April 20, 2005
R. Manohar starts contacting relatives in India to gather more info. He
suggests that rather than just having charts if we go at it we may have material to publish a
book.
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April 13-18, 2005
Shantnu joins them in Chicago and rest of week is spent remembering the names, inputting the data and connecting all relatives. Soon we realize that the
scope of the data base will encompass all of the Dashora Community. We also
decided that Pravin will be the keeper of the data-base. We will individually
and collaboratively continue to research and merge our files periodically
(say on a monthly basis). By the time we leave Chicago we have about 750
individuals on our data base
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April 9-12, 2005
R. Manohar visited Pravin in Chicago. They talk about
creating a genealogical chart. They decide to use modern day computer program to
create the data base. R. Manohar does essential research to choose
Legacy 5.0 as the
software to create the data base - acopy is procures and they and start inputting info.
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