Family Trees
a general comment
Page last updated 03/26/2007
Family trees are absorbing to study and, if you can make the time, absorbing to research and record. Much of the Miller, Carwardine & Godfrey research was carried out by Robin Godfrey, other work was done by the late Madeline "Molly" Holl, and Roderick Godfrey added some data on the Allum & Unckle families. It has since been discovered that similar work has been done in the USA by ancestors of the Carwardine brothers who emigrated from the UK in the 19th Century.
In this web site we show some parts of our related family trees. However the very nature of a genealogical tree is that its size is nearly infinite, limited only by the level of knowledge produced by untold hours of research. We have data in handwritten form as well as computerized data using the 'Family Tree Maker' software and at the last count my family file numbered over 750 individuals.
The families in this collection - all related in some way - include major groups such as Carwardine, Miller, Godfrey, Powles, Millington, Ingleton, Davis, Robinson as well as other groups such as Sevin, Allum, Herrington and Blaber where less research is available.
Perhaps one interesting aspect is that these groups are largely British, American or Canadian and the threads of 19th - and 20th - century immigration to the "New World" are well known in some instances. In these pages we cover some of that detail.
A number of interesting web sites are available which might help further research - if you are so inclined - and here are a few links to click on:
http://www.genealogy.com/index_n.html
http://www.genealogymatch.com/
http://members.tripod.com/~surnames/
http://amberskyline.com/treasuremaps/geneology.html
