Genealogy
evidence-first family research
Guide

Reports

The Reports page holds long-form, professionally typeset accounts of a family line — the readable narrative that sits on top of all the individual claims.

What a report is

Where a person page is a structured record, a report is a written account: historical context, the story of a lineage, and inline references throughout. Each is compiled from LaTeX into a properly typeset document, with every claim tagged for confidence and anchored to a cited source — the same evidence-first discipline as the rest of the site, in narrative form.

Reading and downloading

The Reports list shows each report’s title, date, page count, and PDF size, with a short abstract and topic tags. Click one to read it in the browser. From there you can download the typeset PDF— the best version for printing, sharing, or keeping — and the LaTeX source is available too for anyone who wants the raw document.

How reports relate to the rest of the site
A report is the polished narrative; the people and sources are the working evidence beneath it. Read the report for the story; drop into a person page when you want to interrogate a specific claim and see who attests it.