A3 Seven Generation Pedigree Chart (Folded) Reviews

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A blank A3 pedigree chart going back up to seven generations, with space to write in details about a person. The chart comes folded which makes it ideal for our Springback Binders.

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S&N Genealogy Supplies is the largest UK genealogy publisher and retailer, with over two decades of experience serving the needs of computer-based family historians. Founded in 1992, we publish and retail a broad range of family history research material, software, books, binders, and much more. We offer the widest choice of family history software and data CDs and are determined to provide you with the highest quality and keenest prices.

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S&N Genealogy Supplies, West Wing, Manor Farm
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Posted 2 years ago

“Very useful for recording several generations clearly.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“The A3 Severn Generation Pedigree Chart (Folded) is literally the best of the lot”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Lovely font and just what I needed.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“My only comment on this chart which was probably my fault anyway is that although I realised it said it was folded I assumed that was just the way it was being sent and I was under the impression that it would fit flat in one of the A3 long certificate sleeves but it is too deep. Maybe this could be clearly stated on the website.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“This is exactly the same as the A3 Seven Generation Pedigree Chart, but it has been folded in order to post it. If you are not bothered about the fold then buy this one and save yourself the money!!”

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Posted 6 years ago

“I bought one as I received one free (with other charts) when I purchased 2 Spring Binders recently. They will be useful but I will have to be very careful & accurate filling in details, particularly as the ‘spaces’ decrease in size!”