In Project 1 of The Family History Guide, Goal 12<\/a> has a nice variety of free custom pedigree charts. \u00a0Choice A leads you to sign in to TreeSeek.com, an App Gallery partner with FamilySearch.<\/p>\n Follow the steps in Choice A to produce a fan, pedigree, photo, or name cloud chart, starting with your selected person. The charts contain names and information that are contained in your FamilySearch account.<\/p>\n Here’s a sample 7-generation chart – click to expand.<\/p>\n Charts for Kids<\/strong><\/p>\n Some charts are meant to be just plain fun, and The Family History Guide has links to plenty of those, too. In the Children’s Activities<\/a> section, you’ll see a number of free family tree chart options in Part 2: Family Tree Activities. Here’s an example from the LoveToKnow site, designed for adding ancestor photos:<\/p>\n Other Chart Sites<\/strong><\/p>\n Choice B includes charts from ObituariesHelp.org, Ancestry, and About.com. These free charts do not include names from your FamilySearch tree; instead, they can be used as a background for you to write information, paste photos, etc.<\/p>\n ObituariesHelp.org<\/em><\/p>\n Here’s a 3-generation pedigree chart from ObituariesHelp.org. You can paste photos onto it.<\/p>\n There are 127 printable forms on ObituariesHelp.org, including fans, bowtie charts, hourglass, and more.<\/p>\n Ancestry.com<\/em><\/p>\n Charts from Ancestry.com include ancestral charts, research trackers, family group sheets, family relationship charts, and more. Click the link below to see a sample research calendar you can use.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.thefhguide.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/07\/7-gen.jpg\")
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