Depth1

Genealogy

2,019 of the 3,009 people in this bundle have a recorded parent, child, sibling or spouse. They fall into 337 separate families. One of them holds 1,025 people; most hold three or four.

Where to start

Each family is entered at the head of its longest line, the earliest person in it with no recorded parent. Every name inside a tree links to that person’s own view, so following a family is just following links.

What this data is, and is not

There are no dates. No birth year, no death year, nothing to build a lifespan chart from. The corpus records a birthplace and a place of death, and those are on the person pages, but the trees have generations rather than years and no amount of arranging changes that.
990 people have no recorded family at all. Their pages carry no tree. That is a gap in the source, not in the reading. Scripture names a great many people once and says nothing of their parents.
Ancestry is not parentage. The source separately records ancestor and descendant claims that skip generations. Those appear in the Ancestry section of a person page and are deliberately kept out of the trees, where they would draw a great-grandparent as a parent.
Some relationships are inferred by the source rather than stated by the text. The family lists on each person page mark which; the trees do not draw the distinction, so the lists remain the record.

Family relationships from BibleData by Brady Stephenson, used under CC BY 4.0. See the source record or everything this site is built from.