Gather information about family members through interviews and genealogy databases. Determine which generations to include based on family size and available information. Choose appropriate drawing materials and paper size
American surnames reflect cultural diversity and heritage. Indigenous peoples brought their own surnames to the country. Colonial immigration brought foreign surnames like Smith and Johnson
Family tree template shows family structure using branches representing connections. Traditional templates include birth details and relationship lines. Additional information can include military records, newspaper articles, and awards
Pure-blood wizarding family from Great Britain. Lived in ramshackle The Burrow outside Ottery St Catchpole. Included in Sacred Twenty-Eight list but opposed inclusion due to Muggle connections. Considered "blood traitor" by other pure-blood families
Kim is the most common surname in Korea, with 10.6 million people as of 2015. Written as 김 (gim) in both North and South Korea. Hanja 金 can also be transliterated as 금 (geum) meaning 'gold'. 99.3% of population uses Kim, with 0.7% using other variants
Humans have used multiple names throughout history for distinction. Hunter-gatherers distinguished by events, characteristics or religion. Settled societies derived names from occupations, status or residence. Surnames became fixed and passed down through generations