Another is Mapblast . You have to use some trial and error to find out which works best for a particular location. U.S. distribution by ancestry from the MN Land Management Information Center . I'd suggest your reading the documentation for how this information was obtained. For each surname, maps for several different time periods are available.
Printing is pretty straight-forward and requires little comment.
WinGIF has a handy feature of allowing you to select that you want the image enlarged to fill the space available on the page. Almost every link leads to maps. This is a large collection and one you might want to undertake by itself. Links to this page are provided at convenient locations. The following is an example using the editing possibilities of AniMap software.