Current Page: Site Help Last Updated: 21 September 2003
Site Structure
To assist in identification, each Scullard (by birth) is assigned a unique Reference Code, shown in [ ] after the individuals name. Names have been entered using modern English spellings. For example, the name Zachary is used as a standard format for the spelling variants Sacary, Zacharius, Zacharia etc., recorded in source material. Dates are recorded as though the Gregorian calendar was in use, i.e. the New Year starts on 1st January.
The site consists of a number of sub Trees, which together form the complete tree. The sub Trees are labelled, using the Reference Code of the individual who heads that sub Tree. Each sub Tree is accompanied by a Text page, providing source details and / or supporting evidence, and discusses the rationale behind the information shown in the sub Tree.
The information shown in the sub Trees can be a combination of facts, probabilities, possibilities and speculation. To appreciate the degree of confidence that can be placed on the information as shown, it is essential that the information in the sub Trees is viewed in conjunction with their Text pages. Names, as recorded in the source material are generally to be found in the Text pages.
Site Entry and Navigation
Please enter the site via one of the following two options:
- Alphabetical (A-Z) Listing
Page
This options displays the names of all individuals on the site. Clicking on a name takes you to the sub Tree on which your chosen individual FIRST appears Main Tree
This options displays a Main Tree containing the names of all the sub Trees on the site. Each sub Tree is accessed via links in a pane on the left hand side.
Once you have accessed a sub Tree, subsequent
navigation is via links in the left hand side pane. Here, you will see small arrow
icons - these are not links themselves, but show the direction of the neighbouring link,
as follows:
Go back
to A-Z list or Main Tree
Go up
to a sub Tree (i.e. ancestors)
Go
down to a sub Tree (i.e. descendants)
Go to
the Text page
There are also links in Text pages to other Text pages or sub Trees
If you are able to provide any supporting evidence, additional information or disagree
with any of the information contained on this site, or would like information on the
Scullard family from 1700 to current date, please E-MAIL US