Printed Family Tree Poster

Family tree poster – with or without a frame

PRICE: €30

How to order your Family Tree Poster:

1. Simply fill in your details using the simple form below.

2. After completing your details you’ll be directed to the checkout page. Choose unframed or framed poster and till in the shipping address and complete payment.

3. We’ll print your family tree including your family crests and send it to you.

Family Tree

Your First Name

Your Last Name

Your Email Address

Your Date of Birth

Single Parent Tree or Standard Tree?

Single Parent

Standard Tree

Single Parent Tree

Father's Side Only

Mother's Side Only

Do you have children that you want to include in the tree?

Yes

How many children would you like to include?

1st Child: First Name

1st Child: Last Name

1st Child: Date of Birth

2nd Child: First Name

2nd Child: Last Name

2nd Child: Date of Birth

3rd Child: First Name

3rd Child: Last Name

3rd Child: Date of Birth

4th Child: First Name

4th Child: Last Name

4th Child: Date of Birth

5th Child: First Name

5th Child: Last Name

5th Child: Date of Birth

6th Child: First Name

6th Child: Last Name

6th Child: Date of Birth

7th Child: First Name

7th Child: Last Name

7th Child: Date of Birth

8th Child: First Name

8th Child: Last Name

8th Child: Date of Birth

Your Family Tree Poster

A family tree, also known as a genealogical tree or pedigree chart, is a visual representation of a person’s ancestry and familial relationships. It is a way to organize and display information about one’s family history, showing the connections between individuals across generations. Family trees are often used for various purposes, including genealogical research, understanding one’s heritage, and documenting familial relationships.

In a typical family tree:

Ancestors: At the top or left side of the chart, you’ll find the earliest known ancestors, such as grandparents or great-grandparents. These are the starting points for tracing the family’s history.
Generations: Each level or row below the ancestors represents a new generation. Parents are usually placed below their own parents, followed by their children in subsequent rows.
Individuals: Each person is represented by a box or circle on the chart, with their name and sometimes additional information like birth and death dates.
Lines: Lines connecting individuals indicate familial relationships. Horizontal lines connect spouses, while vertical lines connect parents to their children.
Siblings: Siblings of a particular person are often shown as branches coming from the same set of parents.
Symbols: Various symbols and conventions may be used to convey additional information, such as marriages, divorces, adoptions, and more.

Family trees can range from simple representations of immediate family members to complex charts that include extensive genealogical research, covering many generations and branches of the family. They are valuable tools for preserving and understanding one’s family history and heritage, as well as for connecting with relatives and distant ancestors.