Welcome to the world of Kfarsghab Heritage. Together we will build something very significant and very impressive.
This is your site - so please use it !!!
Let this move herald a renewed wave of interest and a new beginning. We have now established our own Facebook Group - Kfarsghab Ancestry OR https://www.facebook.com/groups/kfarsghabancestry/ Find us using this link, you will have to ask to join the group, and start asking questions to help you complete your triangles. I will also need the support of some facebook group moderators to help administering the group, please contact me if you think this could be you.
Len Norman is a proud Kfarsghabi and is an inventor of software methods after learning his trade in IBM over a 33 year career. He has long held the belief that the way to achieve great outcomes is to reduce the work to the simplest and lowest common denominator. Thus, he created the concept of The Triangle of Life. This is formed by two parents and each of their offspring in turn. All human history is made up of this simple and recurring theme. If we can record all the triangles, then we can build a family tree of any size piece by piece.
Len called on assistance to help bring the concept to life. Fred Lahood (prototyping, proof of concept and coordination of early data management). Some families made their trees available for early loading. My thanks to the Lahood, Elias, Aboud, Abraham and Abood families to name just a few.
The program has been written by Ross Mitchell of System Arts.
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Len Norman is a proud Kfarsghabi and is an inventor of software methods after learning his trade in IBM over a 33 year career. He has long held the belief that the way to achieve great outcomes is to reduce the work to the simplest and lowest common denominator. Thus, he created the concept of The Triangle of Life. This is formed by two parents and each of their offspring in turn. All human history is made up of this simple and recurring theme. If we can record all the triangles, then we can build a family tree of any size piece by piece.
Len called on assistance to help bring the concept to life. Fred Lahood (prototyping, proof of concept and coordination of early data management). Some families made their trees available for early loading. My thanks to the Lahood, Elias, Aboud, Abraham and Abood families to name just a few.
The program has been written by Ross Mitchell of System Arts.