Guides
How to build a family tree that people actually finish.
Short, practical guides on starting a tree, interviewing relatives, and rescuing what old photographs still know. No genealogy degree required.
How to start a family tree from scratch (and actually keep going)
The five-name method that gets a family tree off the ground in an evening, the mistakes that stall most trees, and what to record for each person so the tree is still useful in twenty years.
How to identify everyone in old family photographs
A method for putting names to faces in old photographs — dating the picture, reading the clues, crowd-sourcing the family, and recording the answers so they are never lost again.
40 questions to ask your grandparents before it is too late
A practical interview plan for one afternoon with a grandparent — how to set it up, the questions that unlock real memories, and what to do with the recording afterwards.
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