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Are there ways to display genealogy information that helps make sense of what can be a textual maze? I’ve looked through ParaTExt_usfm_Reference_2.4, but didn’t find anything promising (other than \li#). I’m currently checking Gn. 36, and just wonder if there’s a better way to show relationships that straight text doesn’t… Well, not without some serious sorting through the names. There is value in that, to be sure, but I just wonder what others have done–if anything. Thanks,
Paul

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