Its display dimensions are 7 1/2 inches by 10 inches. More 'technical' printing tips: The basic JPG images are 675 pixels wide by 900 pixels high at 90 pixels per inch. Once the file is open you print as normal. This document should be compatible with all MS Word editions since Word 97. Either is fine opening is the most direct. Most browsers will ask if you want to open or save the file. To print with Microsoft Word, click here for the tree document. From there select File and then Print, or click Cntl-P. Click on one of the alternates or right-click on the main image and select 'View Image'. With Mozilla Firefox, you can't hover over the image and right-click. To print one of the alternate versions instead of the main image you will first need to click on it. In earlier editions, select File and then Print. In the latest editions of IE you can also select the print icon from the top menu bar. To print one of these family tree images with Internet Explorer, hover your mouse over the image and use the right-click button.

See these links on for even more family tree forms and printable PDFs from other people and companies. Nova Scotia Family Tree: With a maritime province map.įamily Tree GIF: A lower-resolution (72 ppi), black-and-white gif version of the original tree diagram and design.įamily Tree Word Document: The image is simply laid out with standard margins for easy printing. Vermont Family Tree: With a Vermont state map. New York Family Tree: With a New York map from 1796 (compiled from the moft authentic information!). Maine Family Tree: With a Maine state map. Latin-American Family Tree: With a world map focused on the Americas. Jewish Family Tree: With a Star of David. Italian Family Tree: With a map of Italy. Irish Family Tree: With a map of Ireland. This image has fall colors.įamily Tree JPG 3: Again, the family tree layout is the same, but here the background photo has spring flowers.įamily Tree JPG 4: Same tree layout with a forest brook in the background.įamily Tree with Ellis Island: Same tree layout with NY's famous entry point for immigrants.įamily Tree for WWII-Era: With the famous V-J Day kiss in Times Square.Īfrican Family Tree: With a world map focused on Africa, the Middle East, and the Mediterranean.Īsian Family Tree: With a world map focused on Australia, Asia, India, and the Near East.īoston Family Tree: With a Boston map from 1842.Ĭhicago Family Tree: With a Chicago map from 1901.Įnglish Family Tree: With a map of England.Įuropean Family Tree 1: With a map of Roman Europe.Įuropean Family Tree 2: With a map of European ethnicities from the Middle Ages. These are designed for bloggers and web site owners to embed on web pages but they can also be printed by anyone.įamily Tree JPG 2: This is the same drawing of the family tree diagram with a different photo behind it. If there is a family tree widget that parallels the design it's noted in the right column. The maps are courtesy of the University of Texas Libraries, UT at Austin. The historical photos are from the Library of Congress. Thanks to my brother Ted Whitten for the tree photos used as backgrounds in these images. (See the next section for tips on printing.) The most significant one is the MS Word Family Tree which may be easier to print for some people. Here are slight variations on the tree above. But even if you don't have a blog, you can print widgets.

If you have a blog or website, there are family tree widgets you can embed in any blog post or web page. There are also tips for using an online tree with printable charts as an efficient way to organize and maintain your family tree. Scroll below for a variety of alternate tree diagram images, printing instructions, and usage tips. It can also be handy for parents and teachers looking for activities for children. It's a great way to 'troll' for new information. It has a basic fill-in-the-blank layout of parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents with extra room for notes.Įven if you're experienced with genealogy and organize your tree information on a website such as WikiTree or you might want to print out one of these when you're going to a family reunion, party, or visiting a grandparent. Getting started with family history? Here is a free, blank family tree that you can print.

Microsoft family tree template free