How to Create a Family Health History

By Rick Crume Premium

You don't need a doctorate to keep careful records of your family's health history. Document the diseases, conditions and other medical traits in your family tree with these nine resources.

Return to home
THIS ARTICLE IS FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

Unlock this article and everything on Family Tree Magazine

Projects

Author

A contributing editor for Family Tree Magazine, Rick Crume specializes in online research, genealogy software, DNA testing and British genealogy.

relatedarticles

5 Genealogy Activities to Do September: Falling into Family History

Projects

Learn more about (and from!) your family this month. These five suggestions will get you started.

5 August Genealogy Activities: Family History 101

A calendar showing the month of August is surrounded by school supplies, including pens, pencils, scissors, and a padlock. The words "Back to School!" are written on a date in the calendar.

Projects

You might not know where—or when—your next "semester" of genealogy will take you. But these five projects will get you…

5 Genealogy Activities for July: Stay Cool with Family History

Projects

This summer, surf the waves or the World Wide Web. Beat the heat with these projects.

5 June Genealogy Activities: Take Your Research Outside

Projects

These warm-weather genealogy projects are perfect for the backyard, porch or park.