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Family Tree Templates, Pedigree Chart, Winter Bundle

8.23 $

Get three family trees in one bundle. These classic pedigree charts provide a quick and easy way to record your family history. Simply enter the data in the form. All the editing is done for you.

THESE ANCESTRY CHARTS

★ Two charts with a snowy tree background.
★ Four and five generations.
★ Add portraits to one of the charts.
★ One proband in the first generation.
★ Font: Garamond.
★ Edit the PDF with Adobe Acrobat Reader on your computer.

 


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SKU: SnowTreeBundle Categories: Family Tree Template, Printable Tags: 4 generations, 5 generations, Bundle, portraits, proband, snow tree, thin lines
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Description

Get three family trees in one bundle. These classic pedigree charts provide a quick and easy way to record your family history. Simply enter the data in the form. All the editing is done for you.

 

PLEASE NOTE

This listing is for a digital download. No physical item will be shipped to you.

These are fillable PDFs. Text and images can be added, but the template can not be changed otherwise.

The requirements for editing the charts are listed below. It is the responsibility of the buyer to follow them.

 

WHO IS THIS FOR?

This genealogy form suits the confident computer user that can install software and fonts.

 

WHAT’S INCLUDED

★ Four generations with personal portraits on a winter themed background.
★ Five generations on a blank background.
★ Five generations on a winter themed background.

You will be ready to share your research in an email in an instant. The family trees can also complement an extensive family report. The clean layout highlights the data and prints well on any printer.

 

ALL CHARTS

★ Thin lines
★ A4 and US letter sizes.
★ PDF with forms – copy, edit, save.
★ Font: Garamond.
★ Edit and save using Adobe Acrobat Reader on your computer.

CHART #1

★ Add your own family photos. Click on the dedicated space and select an image on your computer.
★ Four generations.
★ High resolution (300 dpi) background with a snowy tree landscape.
★ Buy here.

CHART #2

★ Five generations.
★ Blank background.
★ Buy here.

CHART #3

★ Five generations.
★ High resolution (300 dpi) background with a snowy tree landscape.
★ Buy here.

Download, unzip, and start filling out the forms.

 

YOU GET 3 DOWNLOADS

1 ZIP with the templates in US Letter size.
1 ZIP with the template in A4.
1 PDF with FAQ and instructions.

 

WHAT YOU CAN’T CHANGE

The number of boxes.
The lines.
The formatting of the text.
The font, which is Garamond.

 

WHAT YOU CAN CHANGE

The text. Tab through the chart and fill it out with your ancestors. The names are bold so that it’s the first thing you see. The first four generations have three more rows. Two are suitable for birth and death. The last row has small text for an extra comment. The fifth generation has a second small text row, so that you can fit in as much as possible about them. The sixth generation has room for names.

The personal portraits. Select the dedicated space, either by clicking or tabing. Choose the image on your computer. The portrait ratio is 5:7 (12mm × 16.8mm).

 

REQUIREMENTS

APP

Edit the template on your computer with the free app Adobe Acrobat Reader. Get it here. All editing using other software is done at your own risk. The charts can be viewed on other devices, but the font may look different.

FONT

This family tree template uses the font Garamond.

Garamond is a free, classic font available for Windows and Mac. Some version of MacOS has a bug and can not use the font. Other Mac users have to activate the font. Please check your Apple computer before buying. Read instructions to activate it here. Download the font here.

 

DETAILS

The smallest margins of the documents are 0.59″/15mm.
Printers use a margin of about 0.25″/6 mm.

For personal and small business use. Redistribution of empty charts is not allowed in any form.

Happy hunting!

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