The Family Tree is the accumulated research of many people. I am very grateful to all those distant cousins who I have "met" online who have shared their own research with me and I am gradually confirming this myself. However, the tree may well contain mistakes, typing errors and wrong information, so please let me know if you spot anything which you feel needs correction. Similarly, if you have anything which you think will be useful, both for my research and for information about the people who feature in the tree, please contact me. I am still continuing my research and adding to the information on the site.
You can explore the Family Tree by clicking on the links in the Menu on the left.
The whole point of putting the tree online is to share the information, but bearing in mind that there probably are mistakes, I would appreciate it if you could let me know if you wish to add anything from this site to your own research, in case any errors are passed on. The site is an ongoing project and is often updated, so do visit regularly!!
At the moment, people who are living, or have no date of death and may be still alive, are "hidden". If you would like your name to be seen or have a date for the death of anyone born after 1900, please let me know. I have not linked photographs to those people as otherwise they would not display. However, these pictures will show up when you browse the menus.
I am gradually moving notes and references to the places where they should belong on the site - a mammoth task but it's nearly there!! Be warned - not all links will necessarily work just yet. Please let me know if you spot one I have missed ....
If you find the site confusing to navigate, have a look at the Help Pages. I welcome any feedback which will make the site more user friendly.
Please drop me a message if you do visit - people are visiting the site from all over the world now.
Everberg, Belgium
Why not join the Family Tree Forum. If you would like to benefit from the expertise of the members and enjoy advice, reference, computer and software forums as well as relaxing in chat/fun, then try this site.
Family Tree Forum opened its doors in September 2006, since when it has grown into one of the most complete Family History sites to be found on the Internet. It combines a lively research discussion forum, where there is always someone on hand to help you with your research, with a remarkable Reference Library (The Wiki), where information can be found on anything from the GRO to researching ancestors in Prussia. In addition the newly launched online magazine gives members a chance to share their family stories.
Membership to the site is free and open to all and enables you to access further community boards and the chance to add your expert knowledge to the Family Tree Forum wiki.
There is a direct link to the site in the menu at the top of this page.
