How to create a family tree
A beginner-friendly walkthrough for collecting names, relationships, dates, and stories before you place them into a clear family tree.
Genealogy library
This growing library will gather practical guides for building family trees, preserving old photos, researching ancestry, and keeping family history organized for the next generation.
Plan your research, compare family tree software, and learn how to collect stories before they disappear.
Every guide is designed to help families document living relatives, scan old albums, and turn scattered records into a clear archive.
Topics
These categories are planned to help readers find advice on family tree creation, genealogy research, old photo preservation, and practical family archive workflows.
Start with the topic that matches your current challenge, then come back as new genealogy and family history articles are published.
Coming soon
These placeholder article cards show the first wave of topics planned for GenTree’s family history resources section.
A beginner-friendly walkthrough for collecting names, relationships, dates, and stories before you place them into a clear family tree.
An upcoming comparison of the best tools for collaborative genealogy, photo storage, research workflow, and long-term family archives.
Learn which handling, scanning, naming, and storage habits help protect old prints and albums for future generations.
A practical guide to the records, surnames, archives, and migration clues that can help you research Polish family history.
Tips for interviewing relatives, confirming details together, and turning conversations into an accurate shared family record.
A future collection of printable layouts to help families sketch branches, capture names, and plan a more complete digital tree.
An outline for sorting documents, research notes, oral histories, and photos into a family archive that stays usable over time.