It’s late summer in the mountains, and the forest is full and peaceful. Overhead, a hawk circles, crying to her mate, or perhaps to her offspring, now fledged and hunting on their own. And below my ...

It’s the grand sequoia of family trees. Researchers at the University of Oxford’s Big Data Institute have created the largest-ever family tree, which links more than 27 million people — both living ...

Make genograms of relationships or medical history–as well as regular family trees–with GenoPro. Tracing can be like a forensics procedural, only with fewer neat answers. There are many reasons for ...

Before the French Revolution, family trees were reserved for the feudal upper classes, who used them to consolidate their social status. While feudalism broke down and family trees lost their old ...

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