Both Families, One Tree

The Red Ledger and the White Ledger together. The Faulkners and the Proctors are rivals from 1455, and their two lines are joined here by the single marriage of Thomas Faulkner and Isabel Proctor in January 1486. Press “Walk the Line” for a guided tour, drag to pan, scroll to zoom, press a number badge to open a branch.

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683Relatives
213Slayers
470Non-slayers
23Generations
69From marrying-in houses
73Living
The York gap1400150016001700180019002000St AlbansTowtonThe marriageFloddenPendleSiege of YorkLexingtonCivil WarFirst World WarHurricane Betsy
No Proctor on this line is born from 1625 to 1644. The siege of York in 1644, and the sickness that followed it, took most of a generation.
Gen 1 · c. 1431
Gen 2 · c. 1465
Gen 3 · c. 1490
Gen 4 · c. 1519
Gen 5 · c. 1557
Gen 6 · c. 1585
Gen 7 · c. 1621
Gen 8 · c. 1650
Gen 9 · c. 1680
Gen 10 · c. 1709
Gen 11 · c. 1741
Gen 12 · c. 1774
Gen 13 · c. 1808
Gen 14 · c. 1840
Gen 15 · c. 1868
Gen 16 · c. 1900
Gen 17 · c. 1935
Gen 18 · c. 1963
Gen 19 · c. 0
Where the two families meet
Both ledgersJoined at the 1486 marriage
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SlayerNever carried the callingThe main line to Grace and GwenOther parent's familyPath between two relativesFaulknerProctorThorneDelacroixNavarroLocal family
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