| Every Australian family has a richly woven fabric of unique personalities, background and experiences. Perhaps you and your forebears are indigenous Australian, alternatively your ancestors may have unwillingly travelled to Australia as convicts of the British Empire! On the flip-side, your forebears may have been lured to these sunny shore by the irresistible promise of streets paved with gold and bountiful riches, or their homeland may have suffered the ravages of war ... and Australia was a opportunity to start afresh. 'Our Family Tree and Album' is a means of chronicling and reflecting upon those very special people that make up your family and the history that you share. By compiling a family tree and album, you are bestowing upon future generations a marvellous and irreplaceable gift - an intimate insight into the people that led towards their very own existence! This hardcover book is bound in soft leather look and features beautiful gold leaf writing and borders on the cover (which unfortunately doesn't show well in the photo). This 'fill-in' book just needs you to fill it in. Set out in easy to follow categories, it is basically a record of your immediate family, together with information on your life, work, pets, friends and memories. There is room to add in a few photographs too if you wish. Filled in, this would be a fantastic gift for anyone - and a lasting legacy of your history. Contents:
Introduction
Contacts
About Our Family
Our Family Tree
Mother's Family Tree
Mother's Childhood Memories
Father's Family Tree
Father's Childhood Memories
When We First Met
Our Courtship
Our Wedding Day
Our Honeymoon
Our Early Days
Our Children's Births
Our Children as Little Ones
Our Home Sweet Home
Our Family Vehicles
Our Family Holidays
Our Workplaces
Our School Years
Our Sports and Games
Our Family Pastimes
Our Good Times
Our Bad Times
Our Family Pets
Our Family Friends
Our Family Traditions
Our Family Recipes
Our Special Places
Our Colourful Characters
Our Storytellers
Our Hopes for the Future
Our Medical Records
Notes |
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