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Pages describing the history of a specific family.  Primarily concerned with events occurring in the parents' household between their marriage and their death, but may also include details of the parents' childhood, their children's lives, and notable descendants.
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Pages describing the history of a specific family.  These pages are primarily concerned with events occurring in the parents' household between their marriage and their death.  They may also include details of the parents' childhood, the children's lives, and notable descendants.
  
 
Where there are multiple sets of parents (due to death, divorce, etc.), the page typically includes details about all sets of parents; if this is infeasible, multiple family pages may be created.
 
Where there are multiple sets of parents (due to death, divorce, etc.), the page typically includes details about all sets of parents; if this is infeasible, multiple family pages may be created.

Revision as of 10:33, 15 June 2015

Pages describing the history of a specific family. These pages are primarily concerned with events occurring in the parents' household between their marriage and their death. They may also include details of the parents' childhood, the children's lives, and notable descendants.

Where there are multiple sets of parents (due to death, divorce, etc.), the page typically includes details about all sets of parents; if this is infeasible, multiple family pages may be created.

Page names refer to a "primary" couple, typically the biological parents of a child of interest. The names used are a short form of the names by which the couple would have been known contemporarily (but avoiding nicknames and titles).

Redirects may exist from alternate forms of the couple's name (e.g., if a person commonly uses a nickname, or multiple couples could be considered "primary") and as a shortcut when searching for the full name of a parent.