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This is the world's first-ever 12 generation family tree notebook! This antique-style book has room for you to record the first 4,095 people in your family line. (That's not a typo. There's actually room to list thousands of relatives!) This journal contains everything you need to create an index of the first twelve generations of your ancestors. Document your genealogy research by hand in this lovely keepsake... You'll be creating a treasured historical document for future generations to enjoy while discovering your own heritage.HOW IT WORKSA numbered chart system makes it easy to see how the pages connect, and there are areas where you can write notes about any historical events that your family members may have experienced, witnessed, or survived. Generations 1-10 of your lineage have lines where you can enter information next to the following prompts: Name, Born, Died, Married [with 2 lines to record multiple marriages or charming details], and Notes. The 11th and 12th generations have room for only names and dates.EQUALITY & REPRESENTATIONThe first two generations of this paperback genealogy journal are gender-neutral/LGBTQAI+ friendly. The individuals in the first couple are labeled "Parent" instead of Mother and Father. The first generation can be used to record an individual or a sibling group. There is an unstructured notes section, where you can write in partners/spouses, siblings, or any other personal information you wish to include.THIS GENEALOGY INDEX WORKBOOK INCLUDES:? Introduction with a chart and instructions. ? Generation 1 - For the youngest person or sibling group in the tree (gender-neutral, LGBTQAI+ friendly). ? Generation 2 for "Parents" (gender-neutral, LGBTQAI+ friendly, one person per page) ? Historic events experienced by the 3rd -12th generation ? Generation 3 (one person/page)? Generation 4 (one//page)? Generation 5 (one//page)? Generation 6 (two/page)? Generation 7 (four/page)? Generation 8 (eight/page)? Pedigree charts for generations 9-12 (four/page)? 5 pages for notes? A page to credit people involved in researching the family's history.? 2 reference charts!

This is the world's first-ever 12 generation family tree notebook! This antique-style book has room for you to record the first 4,095 people in your family line. Create a valuable heirloom while documenting your genealogy research!

This is the world's first-ever 8 generation family tree notebook! This antique-style book has room for you to record the first 255 people in your family line. This ancestry journal contains everything you need to create an index of the first eight generations of your ancestors. Document your genealogy research by hand in this lovely keepsake... You'll be creating a treasured historical document for future generations to enjoy while discovering your own heritage. A numbered chart system makes it easy to see how the pages connect, and there are areas where you can write notes about any historical events that your family members may have experienced, witnessed, or survived. There is room to enter: Name, Born, Died, Married [with 2 lines to record multiple marriages or charming details], and Notes. This index book is a resource to help you document direct DNA lineage, recording the pedigree of each parent's parents. It is not a record of all the siblings in each generation. There is a family tree notebook available in this series that can be used to add extra notes that expand upon the content of this book.EQUALITY & REPRESENTATIONThe first generation can be used to record either an individual or a sibling group. The first two generations of this paperback genealogy journal are gender-neutral/LGBTQAI+ friendly. The individuals in the first couple are labeled "Parent" instead of Mother and Father. If you don't have kids, you can use the first generation section to honor cherished pets or leave it blank for future humans. There are unstructured notes sections, where you can write in partners/spouses, siblings, or any other personal information you wish to include. There are no images of people, so this book is also race-neutral. This 8.5 x 11-inch paperback genealogy workbook lets you create a family heirloom as you research your ancestry. If you have any questions before completing your purchase, you can connect with the author at www.HouseElvesAnonymous.com.

Detail generations of your family's unique history in one convenient workbook Organizing your genealogical information is a snap with the Family Tree Workbook. This versatile workbook assists you in your research by providing a variety of forms, charts, and worksheets that help you categorize and track critical information. It also suggests ways to expand on the ancestral information you have already uncovered. The companion book for Practical Genealogy, the Family Tree Workbook is also suited for your own independent investigations. Featuring everything from pedigree charts and DNA trackers to marriage records and family lore sheets, this family tree workbook offers an expansive approach and unmatched versatility when it comes to recording your family's history. The Family Tree Workbook includes: Worksheet variety--Discover dozens of different ways to expand and explore your family tree--including forms that help with bookkeeping and managing your research. Special documentation--This workbook is inclusive of all types of family histories thanks to specialty forms, migration maps, and blended family worksheets. Treasured keepsake--Create a comprehensive history of your family that will make a wonderful and heartfelt heirloom for future generations. No matter how your family tree has grown, this workbook will make it easy to trace your family's growth.

This 236 page antique-style, hardcover notebook is designed to help you preserve your family history research notes in an artful way. ? WHAT'S INSIDEThe paper is lined, acid-free and archival, so your notes can last decades and be enjoyed for generations to come. The beginning of the book shows a family tree pedigree chart with the positions numbered, for easy reference. The leaf themed page designs change slightly in each section, so you can visually flip through to the parts you're looking for. Images at the top of each page are a great place to write in the names or index numbers of the relatives mentioned on each page.? COMPATIBLE WITH ANY NUMBERING OR NAMING SYSTEMUse it alone or paired with Our Family Tree Index, the world's first-ever 12 generation family tree notebook! These two books were designed to be a matched set. If you run out of space, you can always add another book to your family history library. Whether you use these pages to record family stories, interviews, research notes, or records of genealogical sources, this book becomes an instant heirloom.? WHEN YOU DOCUMENT YOUR GENEALOGY RESEARCH BY HAND IN THIS LOVELY KEEPSAKE... You'll be creating a treasured historical document for future generations to enjoy while discovering your own heritage. The pages are acid-free, and you are encouraged to write with an acid-free pen (available at any art store) so future generations will have a chance to enjoy your contribution to the family's history.? EQUALITY & REPRESENTATIONThis text is race and gender-neutral, so it is LGBTQAI+ friendly. ? This journal is part of a series of family history workbooks, notebooks, and journals. The items in this collection can be used in any combination, and all feature beautiful, historic imagery to help you document and preserve your genealogical discoveries. Our Family Tree Notebook was designed to look like a matched set when paired with Our Family Tree Index, the world's first-ever 12 generation family tree notebook! Matching family tree artwork for the home is also available at HouseElvesAnonymous.com.

Take your geneaology research to the next level by completing your ancestral story with historical will and probate records. Often, when you research your family tree, you can find only basic facts about ancestors, such as birth, marriage, and death dates. Sometimes, you can figure out a bit more from these records such as their religion, occupation, and names of some other family members. While all of these facts are crucial to your research, they do not paint much of a picture of your family members as people. For those who want to dig deeper and really get to know their ancestors, Build Your Family Tree explains how a will or probate record can offer a much more robust image of lives lived and legacies left. Wills are underused in genealogy research. This may be because many family genealogists use primarily online sources for research and most wills are not found online; it could also be because the documents are usually in old, unfamiliar, handwritten script and are not easy to read. With a little work, you could uncover some surprises or a treasure trove of information. Even genealogy enthusiasts who are willing to look for wills may not fully appreciate just how useful probate and related records can be. In this book you will find an explanation of what sorts of probate records exist and where to find them. You will find definitions of the terminology used in probate records, including latin words and phrases and legal terms that are common to this type of resource. Once you know what is in a physical archive and how to view those records, you are able to take your information about your ancestors to a new level. The story of your family could be different than you imagined. Are you ready to find out how?

This one-of-a-kind picture book provides a beautifully simple introduction to the concept of family ancestry. It uses two stories in one to explore a small boy's family tree: the boy tells the family story of his father's side starting from the front of the book, and that of his mother's side starting from the back of the book. Four previous generations are introduced for each, from his great-great-grandparents to his parents. The grand finale in the center of the book reveals the boy's entire extended family, shown in one drawing with all the members from both sides identified by their relationship to him. Of particular interest is the cultural diversity of the boy's family, which includes European and Asian ancestors, and readers can visually interpret the family members' physical characteristics as they get passed on through the generations. Award-winning illustrator Du?an Petri?i?'s classic artwork contains thoughtfully selected details with a touch of play and humor. And, since most of the story is told in the art, this is a wonderful tool for enhancing children's visual literacy as they spend time making connections and looking for clues. This book makes a great springboard for lessons on describing and sharing family histories and naming family relationships. Applicable in-class activities could include having children build their own family trees or imagine and draw portraits of their ancestors featuring period and cultural details. This title also lends itself to discussions on multiculturalism in families and in the larger community.

Do you rummage through your grandmother's attic for pictures of old relatives? Have you ever wondered where your family came from? Would you like to know if you and someone famous share a common great-great grandparent? If you've answered yes to any of these questions you might be an amateur genealogist without even knowing it! Genealogical programs like Family Tree Maker are widely available and do not require any special training to use. That's right -- with a PC, a computer program, and an interest in discovering your roots you can begin tracing your family's history from its early years to today. Along the way you just might visit exotic lands, meet famous relatives, or dabble in a foreign language! Family Tree Maker For Dummies is your guide to getting the most out of today's most popular genealogy software on the market. Begin by investigating the many features Family Tree Maker offers all budding genealogists. Find out what you need to get underway and how to start recording data you have collected. The book helps you create an investigation strategy that taps into close (and distant) relatives, high-tech resources, and other genealogists from around the world! You can also explore options for presenting your completed family tree, from including photos and video in the final product to making copies for relatives. Family Tree Maker For Dummies makes preserving vital family records a fun and rewarding experience.