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Getting Started with Treelines.com
Learn to create and grow your family tree on Treelines.com by adding stories, pictures, and memories.
September 1991 – September 2017
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The woman behind the picture
She is not smiling for the photo. She is not even looking at the camera. Who is my great grandmother? What does her expression mean?
1828 – 1917
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Grandmom's Wedgwood China
My most treasured heirloom recalls holiday meals and Grammy's cooking. It also records -- literally! -- something more about their lives.
1959 – 2009
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Would you abandon this girl in Liverpool?
The story of how my great-grandmother almost didn't make it to the U.S.
12/4/1901 – 2000
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The Widow Sanger: Poverty & Charity in 1700 Mass
Mary Reynolds, Kent, England, arrived 1630, married Richard Sanger 1649, 7 kids. In 1705, at 75, begging food/wood at town meeting.
1475 – 46
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Who am I? Really?
In my late teens and early twenties my curiosity began to get the better of me. Where am I from and what makes me me?
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Kissing cousins, fifteen times over.
Robert & Dick met at Brown University in 1979. They share fifteen direct Ancestors, and more common lines of descent.
1576 – 1692
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Who Do You Think You Are: Cindy Crawford
This "American mutt" learns about the distant ancestor who immigrated to the US in search of religious freedom... but didn't stay for long!
1633 – 2013
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Vincent Stories and Memories
Christina Elizabeth Nicholls Vincent was my Great-Grandmother. I remember my Mom telling me stories of her life.
1855 – 1908
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Who Do You Think You Are: Tricia Yearwood
Ten years after nearly hanging for stealing deer from a nearby manor, Tricia's ancestor would suffer Indians stealing animals from his land.
December 28, 1754 – 1827
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Samuel Carter, Mormon Pioneer
Samuel Carter left England with his wife and family in 1862 as a Mormon Pioneer.
1815 – 1888
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A Soldier's Travels
Charles James Vincent traveled throughout the English Empire during his 21 years in the Army
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Henry Stamper Wilson 1882-1919
Henry Stamper Wilson - A habitual criminal, bigamist and deserter whose life while short caused misery and chaos to others.
1882 – Oct 1925
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