Here is a beautifully ornate antique form of family record. The page includes a section to register family names, births and deaths and another section to register marriages including the names of bride and groom, by whom solemnized and names of witnesses.
Here is a blank version of the aged page.
And a black and white version of the blank page.
I scanned the original page from Hill’s Manual of Social and Business Forms, by Thos. E. Hill, 1886.
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8 thoughts on “Antique Form of Family Record ~ Free Digital Graphics”
This is very cool. I appreciate the 3 versions too. TY! It will spring soon. Everything will start anew. 🙂
Your site is sooo amazing! I feel like a kid in a candy store, seriously! Being here searching through your website for some printables reminds me much of being with my Grandmother as a happy child 😀 Thank you for being here & sharing all of these incredible designs…. One thing I was wondering is if maybe you have a few old book pages, dictionary or otherwise, that are available in a PDF format? Our printer is being picky & (I won’t be able to fix it ever;( sadly) it is ONLY allowing me to print PDF files (LONG Story). I just thought I would ask! I will still be subscribing & looking forward to having more time to peruse your space further during the week. Thanks Again for sharing!
Jeanine
I’m very much looking forward to spring, Echo.
Jeanine, I’m sorry but I don’t have any graphics in pdf format. They are all uploaded as jpg images.
Julie
How are my friend? This image has so many possibilities. Thank you very much
Love the vintage look. How can I download them?
Debbie,
If you click your mouse right on the image, it will open to a larger size. Then right click your mouse on that large image and select “Save” or “Save As” to save the large image to your computer. Hope this helps.
Angela,
I am feeling much, much better now than I was in late February. Thank you. ♥
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Thank you so much, I absolutely love this!! I have been doing my husband’s genealogy and a lot of his ancestors had 15 children and this will help. Do you have a website??