Traditional styles are, by far, is the most straightforward way to organize your family history. Not sure which option is right for you? Join us for a deep dive into some of our favorite options - along with the pros and cons of each one. Of course, the drawback to all of these choices is choosing the right one for your family and your goals for the project.
Not a huge fan of writing? You can tell your family’s story through a collection of letters, journals, photographs, and other documents. Want a sweeping epic that spans generations? Consider writing a novel-length family biography that weaves your ancestors’ stories together with important historical events. Want to keep things simple? You can stick to a just-the-facts family tree. The great thing about family history projects is that the options are almost limitless.
What do you do with all of the materials you’ve gathered? What’s the best way to present your family’s history? What kind of a story do you want to tell - and how do you want to tell it? In fact, you’ve even started wading through old documents, photos, and records.īut after countless hours of research, you’re stuck. You’ve dreamed of writing a family history book for years. CHOOSING THE RIGHT FORMAT WHEN WRITING YOUR FAMILY HISTORY
