Keats' Family Tree

The motto of this web page is a quote by George Bernard Shaw, "If you can't get rid of the family skeleton, you may as well make it dance."

The wills of many of my ancestors may be found on the World Wide Web:

1. The "Will" and signature of William Hatcher, the Immigrant;
2. Robert Young, Sr.;
3. Edward Maxey;
4. Susannah Gates Maxey;
5. William Sublett;
6. SAMUEL FERGUSON;
7. JAMES BAILEY;
8. George Glenn;
9. George DeJarnette;
10. John Pack, Bother of Graves Pack;
11. Samuel Pack, Jr.;
12. Andrew Young;
13. Rev. John Clay;
14. Richard Haile;
15. Francis Haile;
16. Mary DeJarnette;
17. William Carr of Halifax County, Virginia;
18. William Allen;
19. John Wilson, Father of Hannah Wilson;
20. Charles Clay, and
21. James Young; Teste: Robert Young, Jr.; Robert Young, Sr.; Sarah Young.

For those of you who are really observant, the picture in the upper left-hand corner of this page is of a tree in the forefront of the skyline of Boston. (It was taken from the Esplanade.) To my knowledge, neither Jeremy nor I have any immediate family in Boston.

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Black & white clip art is courtesy of J.O.D.'s Old Fashion B&W Clip Art Collection.

Copyright Rexanna M. Keats 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, and 2003. All Rights Reserved.