Gift Ideas

Genealogy Gift Ideas

Genealogy Gift Ideas, Mothers' Day Gift IdeasAt some point, we have all had trouble finding gifts for someone.  Have you got an avid genealogist in your family?  Do you struggle with ideas as to what to buy them as a present? Read this post to find the perfect gift today.

 

There are a number of different websites that sell genealogy products.  Today I am going to explore just a few of the genealogy gift ideas available to satisfy any genealogist.

 

 

Books

There are a range of genealogy books and magazines available.

I have previously reviewed Unofficial Guide to Ancestry.com and it is available in both paperback and Kindle versions.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Unofficial Guide to Ancestry.com WorkbookThey also sell the Unofficial Ancestry.com Workbook, the companion workbook, separately.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Forms and Charts

There is a range of beautiful charts to present a family tree.

 


Palace Learning 3 Pack - Family Tree Chart To Fill In- 6 Generation Genealogy Poster AncestryThis chart is such a lovely way to present your hard research.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Family Tree Magazine Essential Family Tree FormsOr this CD of a range of templates and checklists produced by Family Tree Magazine

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Clothing

Check out this range of clothing options with funny genealogy quotes – t-shirts, socks, and jumpers.  Check out a sample below.

 Genealogy is all relative

T-shirt - Genealogy is not fatal but it is a grave disease. Amazon

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Amazon T-shirt - some grandmas knit real grandmas do genealogy

 

 

 

 

 

Mugs

Every genealogist needs a cup of tea or coffee beside them as they work on discovering ancestors – it’s thirsty work!  Check out this range of mugs including travel mugs for them to use on the go.

Amazon - Genealogy Makes Life Complete, Silver Travel Mug

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Notebooks and other stationary

Amazon colouring book - I seek dead people

 

Amazon notebook - Genealogy where you confuse the dead and irritate the living

Other Items

There are also other items such as signs and bumper stickers.

 

I suffer from O.G.D. Obsessive Genealogy Disorder sign Amazon

 

Take the hard work out of selecting your loved one a gift from the list of genealogy gift ideas.  Click on one of the images above to pick your gift today.

13 thoughts on “Genealogy Gift Ideas

  1. Nice products that you have for a genealogists and every one of them needs a coffee cup. I like your call to action very good. this would make good

  2. Oh, that chart is just beautiful- what a great gift idea! For so many years my mom’s side of the family tree was blank, and now I’m still discovering just how many ancestors (some actually kinda famous) we share. I have a new appreciation for the power of genealogy to make me feel connected to my own history and the history of the world.

    1. Hi Pene

      I do love it. I could see it filled in and framed on the wall – so beautiful. Genealogy is a wonderful way to connect with where you are from.

      Regards,
      Megan

  3. These are some great gift ideas! My favorite is “I Seek Dead People”….that is so hilarious, but appropriate. Thanks for sharing this with us.

    Kind Regards,
    Yvette

  4. Lol that is so funny “I seek dead people” I know a few people that would love this! I had no idea of geneology gifts that are available, thank you for these great ideas. This is a very neat site.

    1. Hi Tara

      I’m glad yo found a gift that you liked. I like that one too. Must remember to remind my kids of this post as Mothers’ Day is rapidly approaching!

      Regards,
      Megan

  5. Now here are some interesting gifts! My oldest sister would love the unofficial guide to Ancestry.com workbook. I’m just curious. Why do you think people are so concerned about their ancestry all of a sudden? This has taken the world by storm in the last 15 years or so.

    1. Hi Shalisha

      I think genealogy has always been a popular hobby, however, instead of people being elbow deep in archives and libraries trying to find their elusive ancestor the internet has opened up the world. You can post a question and have someone the other side of the world answer it. I have found cousins, whom I will be meeting later this year, on Ancestry.com. The internet has made the world a much smaller place.

      Regards
      Megan

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