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A fairly comprehensive family tree from the late 1500s to the early 1900s is available here in GEDCOM format. This file can be opened and viewed in any of the major Genealogy programmes. If you are not familiar with GEDCOM files, please refer to your software manual or click here for advice via email.
Click on the tree to start the download OR The entire tree is now displayed in phpGedView format through the great kindness of Tony Dunmore on his website CLICK HERE TO VISIT TONY'S PAGES Please be sure to 'bookmark' Tony's site or add to your favourites list in case you wish to return there. |
