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Genealogical research, preservation and assembling of family trees have been a part of humanity as long as civilized culture has existed and perhaps even beyond. Those interested in uncovering their family lines tend to pursue them out of a desire for self-awareness and nostalgia. more »
A family tree gives children a visual aid to assist in understanding family relationships and the role of ancestors in their genealogy. As children mature, they begin to ask questions about family members and their relationships to those people. Figuring out your relationship to each person can be confusing for those children with... more »
A family tree is what is commonly referred to as a collection of a person's ancestors or relatives. Creating your family tree or charting your family's history can be as simple as starting a generation or two back and charting the branches going forward or to tracing your lineage back many generations. The popular interest in... more »
After all of the time and planning that went into assembling your kith and kin for a reunion, you want to make sure you preserve the memories for future generations to enjoy. Here are some ideas for creating an imaginative record of your special time together. more »
Wondering about that chest full of crown jewels in your attic? Have you discovered a family crest hiding in a stack of old papers? Perhaps you’re just curious about how your uncle, Frederick von Witten III, got all his money. Whatever the case, tracing your roots and unlocking the secrets of your family’s descent can be... more »
Genealogy is the study of family lineage. By conducting historical research, you can...
Researching your family history is a fun way to find out where you came from. Did you come from...
Family trees have been around a long time, and they can help you to figure out who belongs in your family and who doesn't. You can trace your... more »
Create a small photo album for family members to take home after the reunion. Begin this project by purchasing 3-by-5 inch or 4-by-6 inch photo... more »
The quest to find your ancestors can be difficult, especially if you do not know how to proceed. This may be exceptionally true in the search of... more »
Learn how to trace a family tree in the United Kingdom and interact with others who are creating their own family trees with relatives in the UK.... more »
Mother's Day is a holiday celebrated in many countries around the world, but not all nations celebrate on the same day. In the United States,... more »
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