Genealogical chart

The family tree as the result of genealogical research

Family history forms the essential foundation on which our personal and collective identity is built. Many people wish to create a detailed family tree to visually trace the historical journey and development of their lineage across multiple generations. The European Genealogical Center offers a professional and comprehensive service for creating a genealogical tree, where every name, date, and significant event in a person’s biography is carefully and accurately recorded.

A family tree is the final graphical document that clearly reflects the history of the family. It records generations of ancestors and descendants, shows family connections, and illustrates the development of the lineage over time. Our center specializes in professionally preparing genealogical charts. We research archival sources, analyze documents, and systematically organize the data. The result is not only a written report but also a visual diagram, allowing clients to see the family’s history in a single, coherent structure.

Family tree along a single line

Genealogical research along a single line allows tracing a direct hereditary chain, following either the male or female branch. This approach helps focus on a specific surname and thoroughly study the characteristics and individual details of family members. Specialists at the European Genealogical Center work with church and civil records, parish registers, censuses, and many other archival documents. We also consider the socio-cultural context and historical events that may have influenced the lives and destinies of your ancestors, adding depth to the research.

Research along a single line provides a better understanding of hereditary traditions and helps identify distinctive traits of the lineage. Such work demonstrates the continuity of generations and evaluates the historical significance of the family within its regional context. The result of archival research is a clear and illustrative family tree. It serves as a foundation for further expanding the genealogy along other lines and ensures that the memory of ancestors is preserved for future generations. The genealogical chart becomes both a valuable heirloom and an effective tool for exploring one’s personal family history.

Genealogical tree including all ancestors

Reconstructing a family tree that includes all ancestors involves creating a complete genealogical chart covering every branch of the family. Our experts carefully examine archival materials to gather precise information about each ancestor. This approach allows clients to see the full genealogy, connect different surnames, and uncover previously lost family relationships. Each individual is recorded with their full names, dates, places of residence, and key life events, making the tree as informative and detailed as possible.

Specialists at our center meticulously verify all data to prevent errors and inaccuracies. The finished family tree that includes all ancestors provides a comprehensive view of the family’s structure and scale. The genealogical chart ensures that the memory of ancestors is preserved and that knowledge of the family’s past is passed on to future generations. It can be presented either in a classical format or in a specially designed artistic version. Regardless of the chosen design, the tree becomes a valuable family heritage that will be treasured for generations to come.

Family tree of descendants of a single founder

A family tree of descendants traces the lineage from a single founder and displays all heirs across multiple generations. Specialists at the European Genealogical Center collect archival records that show how the family branched out, which lines became numerous, and which eventually ceased. Each descendant is documented with precise details, including dates of birth, marriage, and places of residence, creating a clear genealogical record.

Compiling a tree of descendants provides insight into the distribution of the surname, social connections among family members, and the family’s role in the history of their region. The genealogical tree can be designed in a classical branching format, an artistic style, or a modern digital version with photographs and biographical notes. It becomes an integral part of the family’s historical record and preserves valuable information for future generations.

Visual design of the genealogical chart

Regardless of the chosen type of research—whether along a single line or including all ancestors—the final result always includes the preparation of a family tree. The European Genealogical Center pays close attention not only to the accuracy and reliability of information but also to the quality of its visual presentation. The tree can be created in a strict scientific style or designed artistically. Clients can choose the format: either a digital file or a printed version. In every case, the chart reflects all the gathered information and becomes a practical and convenient way to preserve the family’s history.

The practical value of a family tree is especially significant. A custom-designed chart can complement a family history book, effectively organizing collected information and clearly showing descendants their roots. Additionally, the tree makes an excellent gift for anniversaries or commemorative events. The European Genealogical Center offers professional support at every stage—from collecting initial data and conducting archival research to the final creation and presentation of the genealogical chart.

Timeframe and cost of creating a family tree

The service of genealogical research or reconstructing a family lineage already includes the creation of a family tree. Its graphical design, however, is considered a separate area of work. The base price of the service starts at €500, and the timeframe depends on the volume and complexity of the work, typically ranging from 2 to 6 months. During this period, specialists at the European Genealogical Center build a structured family tree, cross-check available data, and focus on the visual design and presentation of the genealogical chart, ensuring a comprehensive and aesthetically pleasing final result.