Walling Family History

Well, thank you for the many ideas. I do not have the ability to create a file from scanner to PDF. I am still experimenting. I have been so caught up in the holidays I have not been on task, but back to it soon.

Happy Holidays and a great New Year to everyone!

How to publish Walling Family History?

OK, so the books are broken and are easy to scan. Tried some test pages. But loading them into Google docs may not work. They are the wrong size for webpages, and as published, not sure the pages can be printed into book form (should anyone want a copy or selected chapters). I am scanning each individual page as a JPEG. I could publish as photo albums on Facebook, but then how could someone print them out into books? Back to the drawing board as they say.

Walling Genealogy

Walling Genealogy

RALPHE WALLEN 1557 AND MARGRET LAWSON
ROTHERHAM,YORKSHIRE,ENGLAND** 

1) Ralph Wallen and Joyce __________

    born ca 1597 England

    arrived 1623 Plymouth Colony, New England

2) Thomas Walling and Mary Abbott

    born ca 1627

    1645 to Providence, RI

3) Thomas Walling, Jr and Sara Emwell

    born 1669/ 1672 Providence, RI

4) John Walling and Hope Horne

    born 1698/ 1700 Providence, RI

5) Isaac Walling and Lydia Barnes

    born 1731 Providence, RI

    John Walling, Jr and Martha Smith

    born 1733 Providence, RI 

6) Reuben Walling and Rachel Walling

    born 1760 Providence, RI

7) Arca Walling and Louisa Paine

    born 1785 Providence, RI

8) Sayles Walling and Elizabeth Thayer

    born 1808 Providence, RI

9) Ora Allen Walling and Margaret Ellen Clemmer

    born 1831 Franklin, OH

10) Charles Sayles Walling and Mary Bliss McDougal

    born ca 1860 Franklin, OH

11) Myron Bliss Walling and Marie Hedrick Walling

    born 1891 Knightstown, IN

12) Marilyn Walling and Herbert Zobel

    born 1927 Chicago, IL

**(provided by Bryan Walling)

List in America from research by Marilyn Walling, privately published 2001

Action List for Walling Family History

OK, Mom doesn't remember even doing the research, let alone her books. So, I will be working from her hard copy volumes. Now for action items to make her information available.

1. Disassemble books- clip with bulldog clasp when not in use
2. Scan Table of Contents and a few pages
3. Create docs: each image will become a google document. Images can be cropped and pasted. Important text will be typed into the doc so hyperlinking can be achieved between documents
4. Run test, work out any issues
5. Twitter and hit blogs to solicit feedback and advice
6. Determine best method for scanning pages- be sure numbers of images correspond to page numbers in book
7. Plan most important hyperlink strategies
8. Draft order of publication- lineage pages first, lists of allied families, references, and sources of research and information...then the rest, possibly revise this initial list
9. Mark pages for first publication group, time activities
10. Establish a realistic timeline, including milestones
11. Draft calendar for first month, and continue with a monthly review and scheduling of upcoming month's work
12. When first milestone is reached, determine what the celebration will be and how each successive milestone will be announced/ celebrated

Mom with Walling Headstone

This is Mom on one of her research trips. I was fortunate to share this one.

Link to Bryan's Walling website

Thanks Bryan for your support and interest. Your encouragement is very much appreciated! I have added your link on my main list "Links to Follow" on this Blog.

http://mysite.verizon.net/resyguqb/index.html

Side note- Scott lost all his research when his computer crashed, but has shown interest in sharing information.

Walling Family History Project Plan

• I am publishing all my mother's research on the Walling Family (her lineage).
• I plan to use Google Documents with links from my Blog, see my first post titled Beginning My Walling Blog*

You are welcome to check out what I am doing from time to time. This is going to be a very long haul. My sister thinks Mom doesn't have any of her original digital materials. But we each have a nice 2 volume set of books. Just like you find at the library. Problem was Mom couldn't afford to publish enough to gift them to the 33 libraries and research centers she used.

I also have an invite and am now a member of the Walling page at groups.ancestory.com

Please feel free to leave messages on my Blog pertaining to Walling genealogy.

*I already have copied Mom's quick reference that is glued in the cover of volume one. Find the underlined words, then click, they are hyperlinked.

Beginning My Walling Blog

I have contacted several people who are descendants of Ralph and Joyce Wallen who arrived in Plymouth Colony aboard the ship Anne from England 1623 on July 10th.



I have created a document which lists the family lineage.



This blog will record my work.