Families · Updated October 20, 2026 · 4 of 4 lines searched
Rory Trask's family lines
Rory Trask's four family lines, and the temple work still waiting for our ancestors and their families. So far: each grandparent’s direct ancestors in FamilySearch, back about eight generations, plus those ancestors’ children and spouses. The cousin branches below them are being searched now and added as each line finishes, and names are being checked against Ancestry records a batch at a time. Only people who have died are included.
Rory signed in to his own FamilySearch and free Church Ancestry account, and Claude searched his four lines at a gentle pace, first up through his ancestors and then down into the cousin branches.
This public page shows numbers only. The names stay with the family, who request them for their own relatives.
All 4 lines
4,925
Ordinances still needed
459 ready to request now
3,598
For men
5,310 men in the tree
1,327
For women
5,341 women in the tree
10,661
People found
4,022 families · 703 direct ancestors
Why we search down the tree, not only up
In a family that's been researched for generations, the direct line of grandparents and great-grandparents is usually finished. The work that's still waiting sits off to the side: the brothers and sisters of those ancestors, their children, and their grandchildren, the cousin branches nobody followed all the way down.
So each line is searched in two directions. First we climb from the grandparent to about eight to ten generations of ancestors. Then from every one of those ancestors we come back down two to four generations, going further for the older ones, whose families have had more time to spread. Every person found who has died gets their temple work checked. One couple from the 1700s can lead to hundreds of relatives, which is why the numbers on this page grow as the search goes deeper.
Some names that FamilySearch shows as ready turn out to be duplicates, such as a second set of parents for someone already sealed. Those are counted as waiting until they're checked, not as ready.
Where the work stands
Every ordinance still needed, and what it's waiting on. Ready ones can be requested today by the family. Waiting ones open up as earlier ordinances are done or missing details are added.
All lines together
3,596 people still need work · 445 names you can act on now
4,925ordinances still needed(3,598 for men, 1,327 for women)
459 ready to request now332 reserved by someone4,134 waiting on more information or an earlier ordinance
Albert Edward Trask · Dad's dad
358 people still need work · 67 names you can act on now
572ordinances still needed(382 for men, 190 for women)
84 ready to request now31 reserved by someone457 waiting on more information or an earlier ordinance
Emma Charlotte Svenson Lingren · Dad's mom
445 people still need work · 67 names you can act on now
666ordinances still needed(456 for men, 210 for women)
83 ready to request now33 reserved by someone550 waiting on more information or an earlier ordinance
Lloyd Herbert Hansen · Mom's dad
438 people still need work · 30 names you can act on now
599ordinances still needed(442 for men, 157 for women)
2 ready to request now46 reserved by someone551 waiting on more information or an earlier ordinance
Lucy May Kunz · Mom's mom
2,355 people still need work · 281 names you can act on now
3,088ordinances still needed(2,318 for men, 770 for women)
290 ready to request now222 reserved by someone2,576 waiting on more information or an earlier ordinance
Line by line
Line
Families
People
Work for men
Work for women
Total work
Ready now
Albert Edward Trask Dad's dad
309
1,098
382
190
572
84
Emma Charlotte Svenson Lingren Dad's mom
369
993
456
210
666
83
Lloyd Herbert Hansen Mom's dad
356
1,021
442
157
599
2
Lucy May Kunz Mom's mom
2,988
7,549
2,318
770
3,088
290
All lines
4,022
10,661
3,598
1,327
4,925
459
Work by ordinance, line by line
Albert Edward Trask
29 direct ancestors · 309 families · 1,098 people (571 men, 526 women) · 740 with all their work done
Ordinance
Men
Women
All
Baptism
15
13
28
Confirmation
15
13
28
Initiatory
15
18
33
Endowment
37
30
67
Sealed to parents
115
116
231
Couple sealing
185
·
185
Total
382
190
572
Ready to request now
67
17
84
Emma Charlotte Svenson Lingren
132 direct ancestors · 369 families · 993 people (497 men, 496 women) · 548 with all their work done
Ordinance
Men
Women
All
Baptism
15
19
34
Confirmation
15
19
34
Initiatory
16
21
37
Endowment
23
32
55
Sealed to parents
114
119
233
Couple sealing
273
·
273
Total
456
210
666
Ready to request now
58
25
83
Lloyd Herbert Hansen
156 direct ancestors · 356 families · 1,021 people (528 men, 487 women) · 583 with all their work done
Ordinance
Men
Women
All
Baptism
10
11
21
Confirmation
10
11
21
Initiatory
15
12
27
Endowment
20
14
34
Sealed to parents
121
109
230
Couple sealing
266
·
266
Total
442
157
599
Ready to request now
2
0
2
Lucy May Kunz
386 direct ancestors · 2,988 families · 7,549 people (3,714 men, 3,832 women) · 5,194 with all their work done
Ordinance
Men
Women
All
Baptism
47
39
86
Confirmation
48
38
86
Initiatory
57
48
105
Endowment
134
76
210
Sealed to parents
501
569
1,070
Couple sealing
1,531
·
1,531
Total
2,318
770
3,088
Ready to request now
216
74
290
All lines together
10,661 people · 4,022 families · 7,065 with all their work done
Ordinance
Men
Women
All
Baptism
87
82
169
Confirmation
88
81
169
Initiatory
103
99
202
Endowment
214
152
366
Sealed to parents
851
913
1,764
Couple sealing
2,255
·
2,255
Total
3,598
1,327
4,925
Ready to request now
343
116
459
“Still needed” counts every ordinance not yet recorded: ready to request, already reserved by someone, or waiting on more information or an earlier ordinance. Couple sealings are counted once per couple, under the men.
Where their people came from
Everyone found, by the place they were born (or died, when no birthplace is recorded), including those whose work is all done. Zoom in to split a region into towns.
1,321 people placed on the map · blue dots: most still need work · green: mostly done
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