Family Tree Help for the Beginner
Who Just Needs a Little Help with a Blank Chart
(Perfect for Teachers and Students !!!)

Your Family Tree

Success is Guaranteed

With This Blank Family Tree Template

And Step-by-Step Instructions

Imagine The Thrill You’ll Feel When They See Their Family Tree …

I was so confused the first time I started to fill out a family tree chart. What about you? Could you use a helping hand?

Have you been struggling to find and complete your blank family tree chart?

Do you have a few generations researched but you just need someone to tell you how to get it down on paper in the correct way?

This Blank Family Tree along with these clear instructions will get you in minutes what took me years to fully understand.

If for any reason this is not what you wanted, please simply let me know and I’ll refund your purchase. This blank family tree and instructions will be yours to keep even if you do ask for a refund.

Sincerely,

cclegg@genealogybeginner.com

T 206.350.7803

From: Chris Clegg, 9:59 PM

Hello Friend,

It was about this time of night a few years back that I almost quit.

I had been interested in genealogy for some time. I had some notes but things were not as in order as they could have been and I knew it was time to get my research to date (which, admittedly was minimal) down in a proper family tree format.

I hunted around online for the perfect blank family tree template (I’ve since made my own). Having found what I thought was the right one, I went to fill in my first family tree.

That’s when I realized I didn’t have a clue what I was doing!

What was all this business about “Chart Numbers?“

There was space for Birth, Married, and Death but what did these mean? Did I write “yes” or “no”? Dates? Locations?

What did the numbers mean next to each entry and what did I do when I reached the sixth generation? Surely family trees extended beyond the sixth generation . . .

As I said, I was fed up.

This was all taking too much time. Time I didn’t have in the first place.

But I didn’t quit. I stuck it out and eventually found the answer to all of these questions. It was a lot of hard work and I made a lot of mistakes. (Mistakes you don’t have to repeat!)

This six-generation blank family tree chart and these clear instructions
will get you in minutes what took me years to fully understand.

You’ll Receive …

1. A Professional Blank Family Tree Chart

A perfectly designed, professional six-generation family tree chart that is a great place to start for the first time genealogist. You’ll get your project going within minutes of downloading this beautiful chart. The chart has the following key qualities:

Clear Date Notation
It’s contains ample space to notate the three key dates including birth, marriage, and death. Understanding these dates and how to include them will make a lot of confusion go away

Location References
Each key date is accompanied by a reference for location up through the 5th generation

Continuation Numbering (allowing for an endless number of generations)
Each sixth generation notation contains space to enter a “continuation number” that can be carried over onto subsequent charts providing ample opportunity to document your ancestors back 12, 18, and even 24 generations and more

This blank family tree chart is a core tool in any genealogists tool belt. But it is useless if you don’t know how to fill it out properly.

That is why I developed a detailed set of step-by-step instructions on exactly how to complete this blank family tree chart.

2. Chart Guide - How to Complete a Family Tree Chart (Comprehensive Step-by-Step Instructions)

This detailed guide contains instructions on all aspects of the family tree chart telling you exactly how to enter data for each generation. With this guide you’ll have your family tree filled out in minutes:

How to Master the Six Generation Family Tree Chart
Learn the different sections of a family tree chart with clear color pictures and plain English explanations.

Step-by-Step: Generations One Through Three
Get started right away with exactly who goes in as the first generation, where your children should go, and how to get the first three generations completed immediately.

Step-by-Step: Generations Four Through Six
As you reach further back into your ancestry, learn the key pieces of information to put on your tree for your forth, fifth, and sixth generations.

Seven Generations and Beyond
Learn the simple yet incredibly vital notation techniques of professional genealogists which allows you to use this one template to complete a family tree going back 50 generations with thousands of direct ancestors. You don’t want to miss this!

Are you a Teacher?

Are you looking for a blank family tree chart for a student?
These instructions are a perfect teaching companion. Use them to augment your lesson plan. You can even print out multiple copies for your student or students as handouts so everyone can review and read the instructions directly. With your single purchase, you are permitted to make up to 75 copies of both the Blank Family Tree and Companion Instructions!

If for any reason this is not what you wanted, please simply let me know and I’ll refund your purchase.

These instructions along with the Blank Family Tree Chart will be yours to keep even if you do ask for a refund.

To your success,