Genealogies in WW-Person

Since there are available:

persons in genealogies The genealogies are suffering from the often unclear connection of children to mothers. So many clear lines are broken.

Descendants of Charlemagne (Karolingians) of the generations 1-13

Liudolfinger/Salier/Staufer/Luxemburger, nearly complete

Bade, Württemberg nearly complete

european families under construction

Habsburger, nearly complete

Hesse, Thüringen nearly complete

Hohenzollern, nearly complete

Nassau, Oranien, nearly complete

Oldenburg, nearly complete

Lippe, Reuss, und Waldeck, nearly complete

Welfen, nearly complete

Wettiner, nearly complete

Wittelsbacher, nearly complete

Dukes, nearly complete

Princes partly complete (without italian and french Princes of the HRI)

Counts/Grafen partly complete in 19th and 20th century, large known gaps in the 18th century, before 1700 incomplete.

Danish Greve-Families very incomplete.

French Pair families partially very good. Big gaps in Marquis and Comtes. Problem of assumed titles and fake nobility.

Some Italian families laready very complete. From others not one member.

Polish families very partially. Even princely houses full of gaps.

Portugese families very partially.

In many Russian Families there are only mens available.

Some of the Spanish grandee families very complete, for others at least one member

Swedish families only a beginner state.

UK: English, Irish and Scottish families acceptable complete if the families still own a title.

'Nearly' is to inpreterpreted as: 'following current knowledge'