This is only about a fifth of the family members in our database and just includes Judith's direct ancestors and their immediate family. As with the other trees, dates and other details have been excluded for people still living. This is not a very elegant format to view but it has the enormous advantage over the other trees, that the names and dates are all visible to web search engines. So people searching for a particular name and date will find it here. This has resulted in many contacts over the years from distant family members, of whose presence I was previously unaware.

This was my original preferred way of viewing the complete tree. Sadly the security shambles into which Java has degenerated, means that very few browsers are now configured to display Java applets from web sites. If you do have such a browser you may well like to give this version of the tree a try. It contains the complete database but again dates and other details have been excluded for people still living. I am unlikely to keep this tree up to date.

Click HERE to view the tree in this format.

N.B. The tree will open in a new browser window, or a new tab if your browser supports tabbed browsing. Close this window or tab when you have finished viewing the tree, to return here.

Like the HTML pages, this tree includes only about a fifth of the family members in our database and just includes Judith's direct ancestors and their immediate family. Dates and other details have been excluded for people still living.
 
Sadly the program appears never to have progressed beyond this Beta 4 release. The team's original web site at www.Ratcatchers2Royalty no longer exists but the contents can now be viewed at http://www.mendedit.co.uk/Ratcatchers2Royalty/index.htm or if that fails it can be found via the "Wayback Machine" at http://web.archive.org/web/20120123032810/http://www.ratcatchers2royalty.co.uk/index.htm)