Parent and child
Carol Card — parent of Jacob Adly
Immediate family relationship supplied by the family.
Sources: Family recollections and relationshipsThe family tree
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
Follow Lester’s life back through the Cardston generation and the older Card research.
Evidence varies by relationship. The older colonial ladder is not described as a verified line.
Parent and child
Immediate family relationship supplied by the family.
Sources: Family recollections and relationshipsParent and child
Immediate family relationship supplied by the family.
Sources: Family recollections and relationshipsParent and child
Recent family memorial material and the family account support this relationship.
Sources: Lester Charles Card: VE6CA memorialFamily recollections and relationshipsParent and child
Recent family memorial material and the family account support this relationship.
Sources: Lester Charles Card: VE6CA memorialFamily recollections and relationshipsParent and child
Lincoln Card’s obituary provides collateral support by naming this parent pair and Lester as a sibling; Lester’s own birth or household record is still sought.
Sources: Lincoln John Card obituaryVE6.CA relationship evidence reviewParent and child
Lincoln Card’s obituary provides collateral support by naming this parent pair and Lester as a sibling; Lester’s own birth or household record is still sought.
Sources: Lincoln John Card obituaryVE6.CA relationship evidence reviewParent and child
Joseph’s institutional biography names this parent.
Sources: Joseph Young Card: biographical recordParent and child
Joseph’s institutional biography names this parent.
Sources: Joseph Young Card: biographical recordParent and child
Institutional and published historical accounts identify the parent-child relationship.
Sources: Charles Ora Card: biographical recordOn the Western FrontierParent and child
Institutional and published historical accounts identify the parent-child relationship.
Sources: Charles Ora Card: biographical recordOn the Western FrontierParent and child
Published context and compiled research support a working connection, with original household/probate evidence still needed.
Sources: On the Western FrontierLester to Richard Card: compiled research ladderParent and child
Published context and compiled research support a working connection, with original household/probate evidence still needed.
Sources: On the Western FrontierLester to Richard Card: compiled research ladderParent and child
This is a step in the compiled colonial ladder, not a completed original-record proof.
Sources: Lester to Richard Card: compiled research ladderParent and child
This is a step in the compiled colonial ladder, not a completed original-record proof.
Sources: Lester to Richard Card: compiled research ladderParent and child
This is a step in the compiled colonial ladder, not a completed original-record proof.
Sources: Lester to Richard Card: compiled research ladderParent and child
This is a step in the compiled colonial ladder, not a completed original-record proof.
Sources: Lester to Richard Card: compiled research ladderParent and child
This is a step in the compiled colonial ladder, not a completed original-record proof.
Sources: Lester to Richard Card: compiled research ladderMarriage
Relationship recorded in the family framework.
Sources: Family recollections and relationshipsMarriage
Lester’s QCWA memorial identifies Jean as his wife.
Sources: Lester Charles Card: VE6CA memorialMarriage
The institutional biographical records record their marriage in 1913.
Sources: Joseph Young Card: biographical recordPearl Eliza Christensen: biographical recordMarriage
A documentary-edition annotation records the earlier marriage; the ending remains unresolved.
Sources: Emmeline B. Wells diary, June 1908Marriage
Institutional and documentary-edition biographies support this marriage.
Sources: Zina Presendia Young Williams CardCharles Ora Card: Dictionary of Canadian BiographyMarriage
Institutional and published histories support the couple; the exact marriage-place claim remains open.
Sources: Sarah Ann Tuttle: biographical recordOn the Western FrontierMarriage
A reported marriage or sealing and a household lead await direct record review.
Sources: VE6.CA family research notes, April 2026Marriage
A reported plural-marriage connection has not yet been anchored to an inspected original record.
Sources: VE6.CA family research notes, April 2026Marriage
The published family history identifies this older household.
Sources: On the Western FrontierCardston, family memory, and new questions
Begin with Jean and trace the Nelson and Hanson/Hansen household behind her.
The recent people are identifiable; key earlier relationships and dates still rely on family and compiled sources.
Parent and child
Immediate family relationship supplied by the family.
Sources: Family recollections and relationshipsParent and child
Immediate family relationship supplied by the family.
Sources: Family recollections and relationshipsParent and child
Recent family memorial material and the family account support this relationship.
Sources: Lester Charles Card: VE6CA memorialFamily recollections and relationshipsParent and child
Retained from family and collateral research; the primary household and vital-record packet remains incomplete.
Sources: Family recollections and relationshipsWinters family genealogy: Nelson connectionsVE6.CA relationship evidence reviewParent and child
Retained from family and collateral research; the primary household and vital-record packet remains incomplete.
Sources: Family recollections and relationshipsWinters family genealogy: Nelson connectionsVE6.CA relationship evidence reviewMarriage
Relationship recorded in the family framework.
Sources: Family recollections and relationshipsMarriage
Recorded in family recollection and compiled genealogy.
Sources: Family recollections and relationshipsWinters family genealogy: Nelson connectionsWomen’s voices and a wider family
Explore the Zinas, the Young household, and the earlier Howe and Huntington research.
Strong documentary anchors coexist with older provisional and unverified connections.
Parent and child
Joseph’s institutional biography names this parent.
Sources: Joseph Young Card: biographical recordParent and child
The Church Historian’s Press biographical entry names this parent.
Sources: Zina Presendia Young Williams CardParent and child
The Church Historian’s Press biographical entry names this parent.
Sources: Zina Presendia Young Williams CardParent and child
Published historical research identifies John and Abigail as Brigham’s parents.
Sources: The Brigham Young FamilyParent and child
Published historical research identifies John and Abigail as Brigham’s parents.
Sources: The Brigham Young FamilyParent and child
Retained from compiled research; the probate and town-record citation chain needs completion.
Sources: VE6.CA family research notes, April 2026Parent and child
Retained from compiled research; the probate and town-record citation chain needs completion.
Sources: VE6.CA family research notes, April 2026Parent and child
Retained from compiled research pending inspection of the specific vital records and correspondence.
Sources: VE6.CA family research notes, April 2026Parent and child
Retained from compiled research pending inspection of the specific vital records and correspondence.
Sources: VE6.CA family research notes, April 2026Marriage
Zina’s biographical entry records this earlier marriage.
Sources: Zina Presendia Young Williams CardMarriage
The published Young family history treats John and Abigail as a household.
Sources: The Brigham Young FamilyA family story with an open question
Follow Sarah Tuttle’s life while keeping the search for her parents open.
The disagreement concerns Sarah’s parentage, not the existence of Sarah or her documented household.
Parent and child
One candidate parent pair appears in the institutional profile, but a competing hypothesis and missing direct evidence keep the relationship unresolved.
Sources: Sarah Ann Tuttle: biographical recordSarah Anne Tuttle: competing parentage hypothesesParent and child
One candidate parent pair appears in the institutional profile, but a competing hypothesis and missing direct evidence keep the relationship unresolved.
Sources: Sarah Ann Tuttle: biographical recordSarah Anne Tuttle: competing parentage hypothesesParent and child
A competing research hypothesis, preserved for comparison rather than accepted as ancestry.
Sources: Sarah Anne Tuttle: competing parentage hypothesesParent and child
A competing research hypothesis, preserved for comparison rather than accepted as ancestry.
Sources: Sarah Anne Tuttle: competing parentage hypothesesMarriage
Institutional and published histories support the couple; the exact marriage-place claim remains open.
Sources: Sarah Ann Tuttle: biographical recordOn the Western FrontierBeyond these connections
The larger research collection includes unplaced identities and deep historical or legendary trails. These are available to explore with their uncertainties intact.