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According to Leo van de Pas - Genealogics.Org
Pilot Project for a Geni Special Collection
the issue
There is a quality criticism of online family trees in general and of Geni in particular. We can say, after five years of the curating program and the use of Master Profiles, that the quality (accuracy, coherence, sourcing) of Geni is vastly improved and compares favorably with Ancestry & FamilySearch trees; but quality is not good enough, quickly enough, and far reaching enough.
So it's past time to try some additional tools. Let's put the power of collaboration to work improving accuracy.
a proposed solution
There have been "profile - centric" suggestions to designate "quality" Geni profiles, but perhaps it's easiest (technically) to identify Quality Profiles (QPs) through Geni projects. But not a "regular" Geni project: a special one.
Let's call them "Geni Special Collections."
Geni Special Collections would be like the Master Profiles of Projects. The profiles contained would be validated against the source data cited: in this case, Leo van de Pas Genealogics.Org.
steps
- attach the documents
- ensure the overview has a citation to the book in the overview, and any other notes to assist
- clean the profile & tree, resolving data and tree conflicts
- find the pedigree & step thru it to the royal ancestor, requesting MP's as needed
- advise in discussion when a line is complete
citation
Please add the following text to profiles in the project:
about the source & author of Genealogics.org
Leonardus Franciscus Maria van de Pas was born in 1942, De Bilt, The Netherlands and arrived in Western Australia 1968.
BIOGRAPHY
Leo van de Pas (Leonardus Franciscus Maria) was born on 28 October 1942 in De Bilt, the second son and fourth child of Dutch historical and religious author, Willem van de Pas, he worked in various clerical positions before and after serving with the Dutch Army (National Service) in New Guinea in 1962.
In 1968 he migrated to Perth, Western Australia where he became assistant of W.A. author G. M. Glaskin, at the same time working for Ansett Airlines and developing his genealogical interests into international acclamation as one of the largest private collections. Consulted by HRH Princess Michael of Kent for her volume of historical novelli, 'Cupid and the King'. Accidentally, he also provided several corrections to the genealogies in 'The Forgotten Monarchy of Scotland' by the self-styled HRH Prince Michael of Albany.
In 1994, because of health reasons, he retired from Ansett Airlines, a few years before this Airline folded due to mismanagement. Having assisted author G. M. Glaskin for some thirty-two years, the last book published was 'A Many Splendoured Woman: A Memoir of Han Suyin', published in Singapore in 1995. Another book he assisted with was 'Two Women'. Two stories in the one volume, the second being the tape-recorded memories of Glaskin's 90-year-old grandmother. Glaskin, aged seventy-six, died in March 2000 and, in early 2002, Leo moved to Canberra to be closer to his own family.
Included on file from Leo 2016
- Marshall Waller Clifton (1787-1861) Western Australia
- Alice Horatio Fry (1875-1906) Western Australia
- Francis Wilfred Fry (-1877) South Australia
- John Gurney Fry (1879-1936) Western Australia
- Stephen Henry Fry (1877-1958)
- Agnes Horsburgh (1824-1905)
- James Horsburgh M.D. (1817-1886) Victoria
- John Horsburgh M.D.
- Henry Edward Nankivell M.D. (1822-1859) Victoria
- Arthur Chandos Pole (1874-1944) Western Australia
questions & comments
evaluation
Please make sure that any profile added to this project is included on Genealogics.Org
resources
- Genealogics
- Search died in Australia
- Search died South Australia
- Colonial Immigrants with Plantagenet Ancestry
- Plantagenets
- Plantagenet Ancestry: A Study In Colonial And Medieval Families, 2nd Edition, 2011 (search inside)
- Plantagenet Ancestry of Seventeenth-Century Colonists 2006 Ancestry.com search (membership required)