Firebird wrote: >Sappa wrote: > > > >>Hi List, a friend of mine has asked me if I can produce a Lineage >>of the Tudor Royal family to print and frame for his Wife's >>birthday. In light of this does anyone have a GEDCOM or Family >>Tree Maker file with the complete Tudor pedigree on it to save me >>typing the whole family out from scratch. >> >> > >If you google "Tudor Royal Family" (with quotes) you'll find a number >of sites that will give you the tree. The BBC's history page probably >has one. > >I'd be surprised if anyone had a GED of such a tree or a software file >on it. > > > > People might, but it would be incorporated with other lines. as for on-line material, it usually shows the rulers, wives, and successors only, and thus not be complete esp. with regard to they having Welsh ancestry

norenxaq wrote: > People might, but it would be incorporated with other lines. There tends not to be so much of an obsession with having "royal connections" here and for many it's just an interesting aside - like my own. It's a fact that anyone who is descended from a native of England from 200 years ago has Royal blood in their veins. Various monarchs were not afraid to give certain subjects a share of their blood. > as for on-line material, it usually shows the rulers, wives, and > successors only, and thus not be complete esp. with regard to they > having Welsh ancestry Well, if it isn't online - and there are full ancestries available on line - there is always the local library. Their having Welsh ancestry shouldn't make any difference. Either way, the OP is going to have to do some work. There's unlikely to be a nice convenient GED available.