Anna Müller
Anna loved gardening, terrible jokes and making far too much food whenever the family came over.
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Names get forgotten. Old photographs lose their meaning. Stories that everyone once knew slowly disappear.
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Margaret1930–2015
William1928–2012
Anna1932–2018
Hans1929–2010
Helen
Peter
Claire
Daniel
Sarah
Tom
Emma
James
Sophie
Noah
Mia
Leo
Lily
Oliver
Ava
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Maybe Uncle Peter remembers your great-grandmother's maiden name. Mum has the old photographs. Your cousin knows where Grandad was born.
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- Sarah added a story
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MargaretWilliamAnnaHansHelenPeterClaireDanielSarahTomEmmaJamesSophieNoahLilyOliver- Zoom out to see generations.
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Every name has a story.
A family tree shouldn't just tell you that Anna Müller lived from 1932–2018. It should help you remember Anna.
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Questions about building your family tree
The things people ask before they add their first person.
Is TreeTipi really free?
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How do I start a family tree?
Start with someone you know: yourself, a parent or a grandparent. Add their name, then add parents, partners, children and siblings. TreeTipi connects everyone for you as your tree grows.
Do I need to install genealogy software?
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Can my family build the tree with me?
Yes. Send a private invite link and your parents, siblings and cousins can add the people, photos and stories they know. Everyone works on the same tree, so nothing gets lost.
Can I add old photographs and stories to people?
Yes. Every person in your tree has their own page for photos, dates, places and memories, so an old photograph is finally attached to the name and the story it belongs to.
How many people can I add to my family tree?
As many as you know. Whether your tree has 12 people or 312, you can zoom out to see whole generations, zoom in on one branch or search for anyone by name.
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