By Kitty Cooper, blogger
image courtesy of NASA.gov
FamilySearch has a dynamic tree for the pedigree view, use the arrows to go up and down the tree
The Menu at the top left under Tree
has display options
Clicking a name pops up a box of information
Portrait view is a chart with boxes
The red exclamation icon means something needs fixing
The blue icons in the boxes indicate record matches
All the trees have fan charts, FamilySearch can color it by country among many other options
GENI tree pedigree view
The tree view with boxes includes a print option. Click the pedigree icon to go to that view
Click a blue circle to see what information is available over on MyHeritage
Click on any person box once for a side panel summary, twice goes to their profile page
To get a fan chart from GENI requires a third party app called HistoryLink
The WikiTree family tree has many options, initally it is
a basic pedigree view
Click on "Genealogy Research" to see many other display options
Clicking on Research gives you many other options for looking at your tree, some with DNA!
The compact tree at WikiTree is great for sharing with relatives and possible relatives since there is no login needed and it is indeed quite compact
To let others see it, you need to set your privacy to Private with Public Family Tree
or
give them the view from the dead ancestor they are related to
WikiTree fan chart colored by country
Only WikiTree can easily find multiple relationships
Join me in the chat room if you have questions
photo credits: screen shots from the 3 trees,
cover of me by Anne House
family photos and letters, my own photos, plus
purchased images from shutterstock.com
(garbage dump, money, and shredded paper)