The family tree

Follow the connections

Begin with a branch and follow its people. Every connection names the relationship and shows how well it is supported, including the places where the evidence disagrees.

From a radio call sign to a family archive

The Card family

Follow Lester’s life back through the Cardston generation and the older Card research.

Provisional

Evidence varies by relationship. The older colonial ladder is not described as a verified line.

Parent and child connections (17)
Marriages (9)
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Cardston, family memory, and new questions

The Nelson family

Begin with Jean and trace the Nelson and Hanson/Hansen household behind her.

Provisional

The recent people are identifiable; key earlier relationships and dates still rely on family and compiled sources.

Parent and child connections (5)
Marriages (2)
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Women’s voices and a wider family

Young, Huntington & Howe

Explore the Zinas, the Young household, and the earlier Howe and Huntington research.

Provisional

Strong documentary anchors coexist with older provisional and unverified connections.

Parent and child connections (9)
Marriages (2)
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A family story with an open question

Tuttle, Gillett & Holcomb

Follow Sarah Tuttle’s life while keeping the search for her parents open.

Conflicting evidence

The disagreement concerns Sarah’s parentage, not the existence of Sarah or her documented household.

Parent and child connections (4)
Marriages (1)
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A new set of names, places, and records

Christensen & Scandinavia

Start with Pearl and her named parents, then explore the Scandinavian research beyond them.

Provisional

Pearl’s immediate parent links are supported; the larger Scandinavian paths remain unevenly evidenced.

Parent and child connections (2)
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Beyond these connections

Explore the wider research

The larger research collection includes unplaced identities and deep historical or legendary trails. These are available to explore with their uncertainties intact.