Personal Historian is software which assists you in writing personal histories, memoirs, and biographies about yourself, your family, and other individuals.
It breaks this seemingly monumental task into small, manageable pieces and then reconstructs it into a complete, publishable document.
From start to finish, Personal Historian makes writing a life story fast, fun, and easy.
Family Atlas lets users create custom family maps based on their own genealogy data.
Family Atlas users view their family information on an interactive world map (either spherical or flat), and can zoom in or out to see additional detail like state and county boundaries.
Family Atlas directly imports data from popular genealogy software including RootsMagic, Family Tree Maker, PAF, Legacy and GEDCOM. Places are automatically geo-coded by matching them against the 3.5 million name world place database included with Family Atlas.
Sites of important family events are easily pinpointed by adding custom markers automatically tied to the genealogy data. Markers can be based on specific people and events, or on your entire family tree, making it easy to see migrations and clusters in family data. Markers can also be added by hand, making possible historical marker sets like "Civil War Battles" and personal marker sets like "Our Family Vacations". Both hand-entered and data-based markers can easily be combined on the same map.
Publishing beautiful maps is a breeze with Family Atlas. User...
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