FIRST EVER FAMILY LINEAGE
4026 BC TO 2007 AD.
This book unbelievably details a family tree from the beginning of time as we know it. It has taken the authors over twenty years of intensive research. Its not a book that bores the reader with name after name of family lineage but explores the characters of the individuals&
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FIRST EVER FAMILY LINEAGE
4026 BC TO 2007 AD.
This book unbelievably details a family tree from the beginning of time as we know it. It has taken the authors over twenty years of intensive research. It’s not a book that bores the reader with name after name of family lineage but explores the characters of the individuals and their lifestyle with family stories both tragic and humorous. They found that their family members shaped the course of history international, national and local.
Many years had passed since as children they waited with baited breath to hear stories told by their parents during those long wartime nights past down by many generations of the family; they realised that they would have to put into print those fascinating stories of the past for future generations to enjoy, they coupled this with the dramatic accounts of their own life and times.
Due to the exciting facts discovered whilst researching numerous manuscripts and books, to their amazement they found that they were constructing a family tree that started in the plain of Shinar with Noah’s three sons. One, Japeth entered into Europe and his lineage was traced through to Rollo the founder of Normandy who married twice. This gave the authors three Royal family lines of France, Italy, and Scandinavia. The great grandson of Rollo, William the Conqueror came to England with his relations and followers one of which was his cousin Turold Crispin/Bulver the authors’ ancestor who took the estates of Woodalling in Norfolk.
Thus the family developed into three lines Heydon, Knebworth and Buxton; the story of their descendents have been recorded and proved with facts from Manor Rolls and other state documents. For the first time they reveal the secret family involvement in test tube baby research 1969 -1971 with the famous Consultant of Gynaecology Mr. Patrick Steptoe of Oldham Hospital that is now providing the joy of parenthood for so many childless couples.
The story continues through the experiences of the present family with sudden poverty, the tragic loss of a young brother, father’s business and the demolition of the family home all in one year. They also tell of their terror as children during the air raids of war torn Britain as the German bombers followed the railway line past their home to get to and bomb the centre of Norwich.
These and many other stories both tragic and humorous are portrayed in graphic detail. They have proved the mothers lineage, though the fathers fascinating lineage is not proved due to lost records but the authors have followed his linage on the strong evidence that they have gathered linking him to a Roman Senator Laco, Procurator of Gaul, who was summoned to England by Claudius and settled in Wem, Shropshire as Lords of Lacon.
The reader will see by the charts and text that Laco’s descendants are linked by marriage to the Ward family of Great Yarmouth who it is
understood, but cannot be proven, that the authors' great great grandmother Ann Furrence was a member. You can read in this book her sad story and the mystery of her relationship to those who brought her up after being orphaned when her mother died during childbirth at sea and her father and brother, who soon after, were drowned in a shipwreck.
There are numerous charts and named families that the reader can exploit to perhaps start or expand their own family tree. Offers are invited to fellow genealogists to couple up to this huge database.
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