About US
Welcome to FamilyTree-Search — a vibrant, community-driven hub for discovering and sharing family histories.
Here, we proudly present our own extensively researched family tree, tracing generations of stories, migrations, triumphs, and everyday lives that have shaped who we are today. But this site is about more than just our branches — it's a place for everyone passionate about genealogy.
We also curate and share a growing collection of free genealogy resources to help you along the way — including carefully selected external tools, databases, and guides, plus original ebooks we've created ourselves on topics like breaking through brick walls, understanding historical records, organizing your research, and more. All available at no cost to support fellow family historians.
Join us in preserving the past and building connections for the future. Explore, contribute, and uncover the stories waiting to be told.
Family Trees
Upload your own family tree, connect with distant relatives, collaborate on shared ancestors, and grow our collective knowledge together. Whether you're just starting your journey or have decades of research to contribute, your story belongs here.
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Free Resources
- J. West Goodwins Pacific Railway Business Guide and Gazetteer Of Missouri and Kansas for 1867-8
The J. West Goodwin's Pacific Railway Business Guide & Gazetteer of Missouri and Kansas, For 1867-8 (published in St. Louis, Mo.) was a contemporary directory and guide focused on business, travel, and connections along the Pacific Railroad routes, emphasizing the Missouri Pacific Railroad (completed to Kansas City by 1865) and its extensions or connections into Kansas.
This edition focuses on Kansas towns, counties, and resources.
eBooks
- From Missouri to the Brazos: The Making of Austin's Colony
Explore Moses Austin's vision and Stephen F. Austin's success in settling the Old Three Hundred in Texas, forging Anglo communities along the Brazos amid frontier challenges.
(first 2 chapters completed)
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