This section is where the compiler of this genealogy gets to tell his story. Once you have read it you will not be greatly inclined toward returning to it. (The music is nice though.)

      This is the complete genealogy, that is, the entirety of my genealogy file converted to web site format. If this genealogy is appearing on the Internet, certain information will have been deleted for living individuals. The genealogy appearing on a CD will be unexpurgated unless the CD was especially prepared for some public organization like a library.
       The genealogy does not include any of the raw material I have collected. This has been boxed, stored and for the most part is not properly organized for casual reference.  Please don't request more information.
     The first thing presented when you click the above button will be a screen giving a choice between of looking at a list of only surnames or a list of every individual name.
     The genealogy is in "Family Group" format which means that an individual's name selected from the index will be presented together with all the members of the family to which he or she is a member.  If the individual has a spouse or has children then he or she will be shown again as the head of their own family group (even if they didn't have any children) . Otherwise they will be shown only as a child of their parent's family.
      If an individual has neither a spouse nor children, biographical notes about that person, if any, will appear within the family of their parents. Otherwise these notes appear with the person in their own family group.
     You can move through a family tree backward, i.e., looking for ancestors, by clicking on the word "parent" which appears in blue following the name of a parent; or forward, i.e., looking for descendants, by clicking on the name of a child of that family group if that child is also a parent or married.
     You will note that many names are followed by a numeric superscript. This may be clicked to read the source of the information. (Much of my source material remains to be reference here.)

      This begins the picture book of the web site. Here you can see how some of the people in the genealogy appeared. Many living cousins are to found here as well as ancient ancestors. To the extent that Internet space allows it, this section will change occasionally as more pictures are added.
      Note: All descendants who have pictures they would like to share are encouraged to provide them to me for some future revision of this genealogy appearing either on a CD or on the Internet. Originals will be scanned and, if requested, will be returned.

      Here is where you will find items of historical interest concerning people or events which would not fit well within the body of the genealogy, or would be lost therein.

     Anything you would like to tell me about this genealogy is very welcome.  Information about errors, corrections or extensions are especially appreciated.    

      This section has a few words about keeping the Gallup-Miles genealogy alive and growing.