Our Family / Ancestry
The family tree.
Five generations at a glance. Choose a person to see their story below, or follow a branch further back.
Explore the generations
Select a name to see their profile below. The tree remains in place.
Swipe sideways for earlier generations
Reading the tree
A flag identifies the country of birth using present-day borders, where the birthplace is supported by a public source.
Solid: confidence unspecified or documentedDashed: provisional, probable or possibleDotted: inherited candidate or disputed
A solid line is not proof of a relationship. The connection list retains the exact published confidence and evidence information.
People in this view
The same people shown in the diagram, with complete names. Select someone to see their profile below.
Selected person
Connections & evidence
These are published assertions, with their original confidence retained. “Unspecified” means this projection does not supply an edge-level assessment.
The story and the library behind it
A collection that keeps
room for discovery.
Zach’s curated public profiles and Meghan’s reviewed ancestor and collateral records remain separate. This explorer does not import or merge the larger legacy atlas, current GEDCOM files, or private research identities.
Parents and children follow existing published links. Other connections can include siblings, in-laws and associated records. Missing branches mean that a connection is not available in this public view, not that a person had no family. Competing interpretations require reviewed source assertions before they can appear here.
Open a person’s research hub for approved stories, sources and images. The biographies remain the place to encounter a life in full.
Explore the research collection ↗ Zach’s legacy atlas ↗ Meghan’s earlier pedigree ↗