Publish Your Family History . . . Easy and Affordable

Why a Family Book?
As a genealogist, you recognize the value of knowing your ancestry. That’s why you’ve spent so many hours pouring over old documents and reference books. It would be a shame if your own family–not to mention future generations–could never benefit from all that you’ve learned. Put your family information in book form and it will never be lost to time again.

Easy and Affordable
Because of my own interest in genealogy–I’m a contributing editor to Family Tree Magazine–I wanted to find a reputable printing company that I could trust to print a small narrative of how my family came to Lone Jack, Missouri. And wouldn’t you know it, I found a printing company in my own family–my cousin, Victor, whose company prints beautiful and affordable family history books.

Best yet, you can get small print runs at a very affordable price. For example,  50 copies of a 48-page softcover book with a full color cover are only $2.49 each (that’s $124.42 for all the copies).

What keeps you from publishing your family history?
If you’re like most of us, writing a family history seems overwhelming . . . . it’s something you’ll do “one of these days.” And the thought of actually getting it printed seems even more outlandish.

Instead of waiting to print your ENTIRE family history (a daunting and difficult task), why not publish a small portion of your research. For example,

  • one surname line
  • the history of a single individual
  • a narrative and charts of descendants of a specific couple
  • an account of your own family tree search
  • charts and brief narrative of as much of the family research as you’ve completed to date

Let me show you how to get your family history published.

January 27, 2008 | Filed Under Publish Family History 

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  1. familyhistorian on July 12th, 2008 11:10 am

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