The Footnote Pages on Footnote.com are free pages for everyone to see, no subscription needed. If someone was in the SSDI (Social Security Death Index), they automatically have a Footnote Page. You can also create a page. I created some pages so that I could link everyone (Adam Sanetra's family) together. I really like the Footnote pages and what it can do visually with tagging, annotating, timelines, showing relationships, marking places on maps etc. Once someone has a footnote page, I can link records and family members to them. For example: I created this page for Alfreda Mazurkiewicz. I connected pages of her sister Anna, her nephew Kazimierz Bazarnik, her husband Adam Sanetra, her daughter Jadwiga Sanetra. Then I added in Paul and his siblings, listed her as a "step mother", the technical term. Then I uploaded Adam Sanetra's naturalization record. She is on that record, listed as Adam's wife. So I connected the record to her. If you see someone on the Census, you can connect it to their Footnote Pages. I also like that relationships are stated. For example, it will say under connected pages: "Paul Sanetra is the sibling of Ervin Sanetra." You can also click that you are related and state how.
I created pages for Adam Sanetra, Rosalie Wandzel, Alfreda Mazurkiewicz, her sister Anna Mazurkiewicz. Anna's husbands Mr. Bazarnik, and Ignatz Baranowski. Also her son Anton Bazarnik who stayed in Poland. I also created pages for Bronislawa, Stanley, Bronislaw, Jozef, and Jadwiga Sanetra, all children of Adam Sanetra. Paul and Ervin Sanetra already had Footnote pages. All seven siblings are linked together, and they are linked to their parents. I will add more records to connect to the family soon.
If you would like to see this family linked and connected together, here is a link to Alfreda's Footnote Page. (I'm not sure why the picture of Alfreda and Adam looks so light on footnote, I'll have to work with the colors and re-post that picture.)
Alfreda Mazukiewicz Footnote page
pictures and guestbook name index- click here
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