Ten Generation Ancestry Pedigree Fan Chart: Blank Family History

Easily populate this family tree descendant fan chart with your ancestors. 24 x 36 inch poster can be framed when you complete your pedigree. Great gift idea
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Mast, son of Henry Mast (1827-1900) and Elizabeth Miller (1831-1909), was born 9 December 1852 in Mt. Hope, Ohio. He married Elizabeth D. Miller (1849-1887), daughter of Isaac I. Miller (1821-1894) and Mary Frey (1821-1885), in 1872. They had five children. He married Mary M. Hershberger (1864-1927) in 1887. They had five children. Ancestors, descendants and relatives lived mainly in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana.

Family Record of Levi H. Mast: And First Wife Elizabeth D. Miller Mast, and Second Wife Mary M. Hershberger Mast, 1852-2007, Ancestors from 1570-2007 [Book]

Display generations of your family history in a unique and artistic way. Blank form for you to fill in your personal family history. Perfect wall decoration for living room, hallway or over a couch. Also great gift-giving between friends and relatives. Premium canvas material, durable for long time preservation.

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