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From: "Pam Downes" <>
Subject: Re: Family Tree Charts
Date: Wed, 17 Nov 2004 16:46:54 -0000
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I'll confess straightaway that the only reason I know the answer to this
question is that it was given on the Family History (genealogy program)
mailing list.
The company who actually printed out Jeremy's tree are called Genealogy
Printers and their website is at
http://www.genealogyprinters.com

Acorns2Oaks can also do large-scale printing and their website is at
http://www.acorns2oaks.info

Both companies usually have a stall at the Family History Fairs held around
the country.
http://members.aol.com/aquarterma/familyhistoryfairs.html
Two more fairs this year, but next year's venues are already listed.

I suspect that the printers are also at the other big fairs held throughout
the year. I know that they were at this year's Society of Genealogist's
show. (Next year's SOG event is on Saturday 30th April at the Royal
Horticultural Hall Greycoat Street London.)

Pam Downes
I use http://www.archivecdbooks.org in my research and for my further
education




----- Original Message -----
From: "ROBIN GREENAWAY" <>
To: <>
Sent: Sunday, November 07, 2004 12:33 PM
Subject: Family Tree Charts


> Can anyone help please?
>
> On the BBC..... 'Who do you think you are?' programme last week Jeremy
Clarkson was given (lucky chap!) a large roll on which was printed his
family tree.
> I have been looking for some time for the software or agency that could
print such a large chart on a single roll of paper for my family and
ancestors.
> I have tried to find out from the BBC if they could tell me more..but no
luck.
>
> Does anyone know of such software or a company that could print this from
say a CD?
>
> I accept that this would require a very special printer and system and
that possibly the original data would have to be keyed into specific
software but I would be willing to do this if I could find the
solution/supplier/software.
> This would need to be a big roll of paper as I have well over a 1500 names
to print.
>
> Any pointers or knowledge would be very gratefully received.
>
> Many thanks
>
> Robin Greenaway.
>
>

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