Genealogy Web Creations Portfolio
I first started working on a genealogy website in 1997. I uploaded the first site to GeoCities where it remained for quite a few years. When RootsWeb Freepages offered free website hosting for genealogy pages, I moved the site to those servers. As I learned more about website design and wanted to try new things I decided it was time to move to paid hosting where I could experiment with the new things I was learning. This site was originally part of my family-genealogy-online.com. It has since been moved to it's own domain genealogy-web-creations.com. It is laid out using css positioning. You can visit all sites as they are today.
If you would like some help designing and laying out your genealogy website,
please feel free to contact me at
pat@genealogy-web-creations.com. I do this on a strictly volunteer
basis.
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 This site is laid out using a table based layout with an external style sheet. You can visit Transcribing Monumental Inscriptions live. This site is owner maintained. |
 This site is also using a table for layout with an external style sheet. Visit Kingston Bagpuize with Southmoor Women's Institute! This site is owner maintained. |
 The Monroe County New York Records site also uses a table based layout with external style sheet. The thumbnail does not show the entire page. This site is owner maintained. |
 My original genealogy site originally hosted by GeoCities. It has undergone numerous revisions until it is as you see it today.  This is my genealogy site today. I both own and maintain it. Visit Family Genealogy - Geary, Jewel, Tucker, and Little Family Genealogy. |
 This is the original site I designed for our church. It to has evolved over the years. It used a table based layout.
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 This is my first venture into working on a commercial site. The House of Oak & Sofas is a local furniture store. The site had a flash page as the entrance to the site and used frames within the site.  The current site uses a css based layout. I redesigned and maintain the site. Visit House of Oak & Sofas live. |
 The county coordinator contacted my about helping with revising and updating the DeWitt County GenWeb site. It is a large site (500+ pages). I agreed to help, created a template for the inside pages as well as the entry page, created a logo for the site, moved formatting to an external style sheet as well as using SSI's for the menus and footer. This is an ongoing project. Original site is shown above, the revised site below.
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 International Molyneux Family Association - revised the template, created a logo, cleaned up the html coding and moved all formatting to external style sheet. Revised all pages and added the 20 year set of newsletters. I update this site as requested. |
Welcome to the Waxhaws - This site was using multiple templates, all styling was within the html coding. All styles were moved to an external style sheet, code cleaned up so that it validated and a site wide navigation system added. Site now validates and is owner maintained. |
| Lydia contacted me about helping her share the story of six amazing children who were residents of the early Ramey Children's Home and their survival. I developed a site for her. Ramey Children's Home and the Waugh Children. | ||
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