A Free Blank Timeline Book: By Joy Murray © 2011

Are looking for a timeline template? Do you want to make your own timeline? Are you wanting to create your own Book of Time/ Book of Centuries? Look no further, I have just finished my own time line book of templates for my family and I am more than happy to share it with you: 

A Free Blank Timeline Book:

By Joy Murray © 2011

Do you need a free ready to go Blank Timeline Book, Book of Centuries or Book of Time? A timeline book that is easy to use and print? And cheap! This timeline book can be used on it's own in a binder/file or in a scrap book and it is also highly suitable to use as a wall  timeline.It is horizontal/landscape orientated. And have full instructions for printing included.

Add your own timeline figures, or google free figures or just write in your timeline entries. (It can be used with all popular christian education texts, Mystery of History, Story of the World, Amy Pack History figures, Dianna Warring, Abeka, Sonlight etc.)

I also have a section for personal family history too - so use this chance to keep your family history alive and to make memories! Make a family heirloom that your children can take with them into adulthood and leave their legacy for their children too.

 

Leave a comment with your email address; please add the history program you are using, and the reason why you are interested in this free document. And I will email you a free word document that you can use to custom make your own timeline with no effort at all. If you do not want me to publish your comment below, please let me know in the contents of your comment.

Here is a good link to timeline making: http://www.abookintime.com/timelines.html

For your Free Blank Timeline Book,email me or leave a comment! 

Happy memory making together!

Do people eat penguin eggs?

11 & 13 Park Road c.1980




My Grandfather Kerkham's book will give you the answer to this question. He tells of the history of early Cape Town, South Africa as he tells his family history of the family coming to Cape Town from England and life in this magnificent city. See http://kerkham.wikispaces.com/wak00 . I remember going to photograph the house above with my grandfather as a little girl. Notice Table Mountain just behind! I have very happy memories of picnics in the same spots as mentioned in his book. I also visited Tamberskloof School as a little girl as my uncle was principal there.

I miss having a history and background like this to pass onto my children. It is one of the many sacrifices one makes in the process of immigrating. I will always love Cape Town- it is one of the loveliest cities in the world, if not the loveliest!

Enjoy!

Mother at Ye Old Rocky Tree ( my great grandmother)


Father's Clyno Tourer ( My great grandfather)