Two lines, and the families behind them

Part II · 🇩🇪 🇬🇧 🇵🇹

The tree grades every person on a five-word ladder, and behind it run two lines: the family of record, and the English line the DNA points to. Twelve surname lines each have a page of their own, and each repeats the tree's own words about its links.

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1. II.1The treeThe ancestry as it now stands, graded on the five-word ladder.
2. II.2The familiesTwelve surname lines, each with a page of its own.
3. II.3The Luwinski familyLuwinski: who bears the name, where, and how well each link is known.
4. II.4The Leibholz familyLeibholz: who bears the name, where, and how well each link is known.
5. II.5The Thimm familyThimm: who bears the name, where, and how well each link is known.
6. II.6The Schmul familySchmul: who bears the name, where, and how well each link is known.
7. II.7Where the Wear line standsFive generations, and the four questions above them.
8. II.8The Wear familyWear: who bears the name, where, and how well each link is known.
9. II.9The Castle familyCastle: who bears the name, where, and how well each link is known.
10. II.10The Hawkins familyHawkins: who bears the name, where, and how well each link is known.
11. II.11The Giddins familyGiddins: who bears the name, where, and how well each link is known.
12. II.12The Larkin familyLarkin: who bears the name, where, and how well each link is known.
13. II.13The Wallis familyWallis: who bears the name, where, and how well each link is known.
14. II.14The Bloom familyBloom: who bears the name, where, and how well each link is known.
15. II.15The Figueiredo familyFigueiredo: who bears the name, where, and how well each link is known.

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