TribalPages Named Among About.com's Top 10 Free Family Tree And History Online Hosts

June 14, 2010 - PRLog -- About.com names TribalPages as one of the best places to post one's family history for free. Family tree creation is a breeze with TribalPages, but there far more reasons why it is one of the top choices for the New York Times Company-owned online information resource.

TribalPages allots 10MB of storage for members who sign up for a free account. This is more than enough space to accommodate ancestor and descendant charts. Site owners may upload a previously generated chart in GEDCOM format or create a new one online. They may also take advantage of the relationship tool which shows how one family member is related to another. To share photos of recent or unforgettable milestones in the family, TribalPages also allows users to post photos which can be compiled into albums and viewed in slideshow format.

Another reason why TribalPages is a favored genealogy service provider by About.com is how it eliminates concerns of privacy for the user-generated and uploaded content. Site owners are given the option to add their surname to TribalPages' registry to make it searchable for other users, or they may elect to keep their page private. They are also allowed to set a password for viewing the site, if preferred so.

Interested people may sign up for a free family tree website at http://www.tribalpages.com.

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About TribalPages:

Founded in July 2000, TribalPages is home to more than 350,000 people who are now reaping the benefits of posting their family tree and history online. The company offers new members the option to sign up for a free family tree website, or to pay an annual fee for additional space and advanced features. Log on to http://www.tribalpages.com for more information on its services.