Pedigree Chart
Family Timeline
↹ Compare Two Relatives
Pick two people to see their lives side-by-side. Useful for comparing what your great-grandfather was doing at the same age you are now, or contrasting the experiences of distant cousins. Pre-fills you (left) and the person whose card you came from (right).
Family by the Numbers
Export
Download the full tree in standard formats so you can import into other genealogy software (Ancestry, MyHeritage, FamilySearch, RootsMagic, Family Tree Maker, etc.).
Family Book opens a print-ready view of every person — use your browser's "Save as PDF" option to keep it as a single file.
📚 Sources
Every source cited across the tree, deduplicated and counted. Click any source to see all the people whose entries cite it. The most-cited sources are the backbone of this genealogy.
📋 Research TODO
Auto-flagged entries with sparse data — what to dig into next. Click any name to open their card. Counts refresh every time you open this tab.
🗺 Family Maps
Where the Family Was Born
Cemeteries & Burial Locations
Interactive map of every cemetery in this family tree. Markers are sized by the number of family members buried there.
Family Migration Map
The geographic journey of each major bloodline — from European origin to present-day home. Click any waypoint for details.
Records, Snapshots & Quiz
📜 Family Records (auto-derived)
🕰 Decade Snapshots
🎯 Family Quiz
Test your family knowledge — we'll redact a name and you guess who.
Best on a tablet at family gatherings.
🛡 Heritage
Honors and threads earned through ancestry. Click any badge or bloodline to meet the ancestor behind it.
🌍 Documented Heritage Mix — Click Down Arrow For More
An estimate of Mike's and Kim's ethnic-heritage mix based on the documented bloodlines in this tree — surnames, immigration records, and known places of origin going back through the grandparent and great-grandparent generations. Percentages are rough; they reflect the dominant threads in each documented family line.
🛡 Heritage Badges
🎖 Military Service Through the Generations
Every documented military or military-adjacent service in the family tree, from the 1650 Battle of Dunbar through the Vietnam era. Click any name to open their card.
🍳 Family Cookbook
Every recipe attached to anyone in the tree, in one place. Currently the cookbook seeds memoir-mentioned dishes (Aunt Linnie's chicken, Aunt Hazel's apple pie, Grandma Clara's bread pudding) — most are placeholders waiting for the actual recipe to be recovered from family. Have one of Grandma's recipes? 🍳 Submit a recipe →
Family Photo Gallery
Every family member with a photo, sorted by birth year. Click any face to open their card. Have a family photo you'd like to share? 📸 Submit a photo →
🎮 Weekly Family Quiz
Five questions about people in this tree. A new quiz every Monday — your streak carries week to week.
↔ Relationship Calculator
How is one person related to another? Pick two names — we'll trace the shortest path between them.
🎲 Family Bingo Card
Generate a printable 5×5 bingo card for the next family reunion. Squares are drawn from real names, places, and facts in this tree.
🧬 Heritage Mix Quiz
Six quick taste questions → an inferred heritage mix compared against the documented family ancestry. Just for fun — not a DNA test.
📚 Family Documents Library
Every memoir, genealogy book, vital record, cemetery transcription, and primary-source document attached to anyone in the tree — all in one place. Click any document to open it; click any person's name to jump to their card.
🤖 Ask the Tree
Ask anything about the family — relationships, dates, places, Cornish heritage, the Doran Bill C-3 citizenship line, etc. The AI sees only the ~40 most relevant person records for each question (to keep cost down) and answers strictly from those records.