Terlaje is a family heritage website dedicated to the history, stories, and shared life of the Terlaje family, whose roots are connected to Guam. The site traces the family name to Maga’Låhi Tolahi, a Chamoru leader from Tachuc in Malesso’ who resisted Spanish rule in the late seventeenth century. According to the account presented, Tolahi was captured and executed in 1675, and historians believe his name evolved over generations into Terlaje. His courage and legacy form the central theme of the family’s story.

Created as a living record for relatives in Guam and beyond, the site brings together resources for preserving and sharing family heritage. Visitors can explore a family tree intended to trace the Terlaje lineage from Tolahi onward, browse a photo gallery of reunions, milestones, and everyday moments, and find written memories and family history. The site also highlights birthdays, reunions, and other celebrations through an events section. Some features are identified as coming soon, reflecting an ongoing effort to gather and preserve the family’s memories.