Flip-through: Genealogy highlights book for family reunion (ASMR - no talking)

[@melaniecarver5719]

I like how you did the direct ancestors identification page (i.e., great-grandfather) front and back. Now it makes me want to use the horizontal instead of the vertical, lol. Very nice!

[@FamilyTreeNotebooks]

Thanks!

[@melaniecarver5719]

@@FamilyTreeNotebooks I have the ancestor dividers package & also several deluxe packages & I don't see a LH divider page?

[@jacoblawrence6580]

Great video! I have always wanted to do something like this. I am 28 and have slowly been going through my grandparents things. They were born in the mid 1920's and they saved everything!!! I haven't done much research lately as I have been transcribing their WW2 letters. After that I hope to go through all of the negatives and slides with a little film scanner that I bought. I still have to organize pictures too. I have thought about doing a book or a photo book (similar to Shutterfly) but I have way too much info for one book. I have thought of doing three books, one of my grandmother and her side of the family, one of my grandfather and his side of the family, and then one of my grandparents getting married, WW2, starting their own family and so on. I have about 6 boxes of photos right now dating from the late 1800's to the 2000's. I would love to do some kind of book so that my cousins, Aunts, and uncles will have something to look forward too because I would go broke making copies of every photo!!! Do you have any recommendations? Thank you for any help you can give me.