Format of family trees

• Each direct descendent of the Head of the tree is described in one line, with
  • generation number
  • gender — 'x' for male, 'o' for female, '?' for unknown
  • given name
  • surname in ALL CAPS
  • birth and death dates (if known) and city (if known)
  • if known, a '#' precedes a reference number to a record in the archival book of that year
    for the city of Krakow, unless another city is cited
    • in some instances, an event was recorded in a later year,
      in which case that fact will be shown in parentheses.
      For example:             Mar 15, 1834 (1836 #75)
      indicates that the birth on Mar 15, 1834 was recorded in birth record 75 of the year 1836 in Krakow

• A person's spouse is shown in the following line
  • '+' before the name indicates a wife
  • '*' before the name indicates a husband

• The children of a (married) couple are shown, in chronological order when birthdates are known,
  under the lines of the (married) couple with a common indentation
  and a common generation number that is one more than their parents'

• A person's second spouse (presumably after death or divorce of the first spouse)
  is shown after the lines of the descendents of the first spouse

• '??' to the left of a person's entry indicates significant uncertainty of the association of that person to the family.
  Such uncertainty typically arises as to whether
  • that person is a child of the listed parents, or
  • one of the listed parents is the true parent for that subfamily (as opposed to some other person with the same name)