Salisbury book
History, biographies and researched context.
About this sample
St John's already has three files that do not talk to each other: the Salisbury book, the cemetery index, and the section plans.
This site joins them for five families. When the files disagree, both answers stay on the page.
It also shows what a parish group can do with AI, so people who are not programmers can do this kind of work themselves.
What St John's already has
Three files, each holding a different part of the story.
Cemetery index
Searchable people, dates, relationships and plot references.
Section plans
A visual map of where graves sit in the churchyard.
What this sample shows
One person can be connected to their family, their grave, and the evidence behind each fact.
People
A name, a lifespan, a short summary, and links to grave, family, and sources.
Families
Five families: Guise, Kinlyside, Alward, Lindop, and Baker.
Graves
Who is recorded in a plot, and which graves sit nearby.
Sources and disagreement
Each fact keeps its evidence. When records conflict, both sides stay visible.