What UK GDPR means for family historians: why the dead are outside it, why a public tree with living relatives is not, how the household exemption works, and a practical checklist for your website.
WordPress Genealogy
Step-by-step guides to publishing your family history on WordPress: importing GEDCOM files, charts and person pages, privacy, members-only sites and backups.
How to Protect Living Relatives in an Online Family Tree
How the big genealogy services handle living people, how to hide living relatives before you share a GEDCOM file or publish a tree, and why the 100-year rule is the sensible default.
How to Make a Family Tree Website You Own (Step-by-Step Guide)
The options for putting your family tree on a website of your own, what each costs, and a step-by-step walkthrough from GEDCOM file to a published family history site.
How to Download Your Family Tree from Ancestry (and What You Lose)
A step-by-step guide to downloading your family tree from Ancestry as a GEDCOM file, what the export leaves behind, how to save your photos and documents, and what to do with the file next.
Put your family history on a site you own
AP Family Trees is free on WordPress.org. Import your GEDCOM file and publish your first chart in minutes, with living relatives protected from the start.