Family trees are considered to be historical documents. They often are, but this one is also something more.
When I started to compile this family tree six years ago, the main sources were the parish registers of Estonia and older relatives with well-preserved memories.
Now, with nearly one hundred and fifty active users, the family tree grows in large part thanks to you. In fact, during the last five years you have reported the birth of 40 new family members … Read More
Kaaman’s and Pruun’s family tree has been updated today. In the twelve months since the last update, the family tree has grown by five newborns.
In addition, some sixty previously unknown relatives were discovered and placed in the right branch of the tree.
But the biggest changes are two:
Now, all the places of birth and death has been complemented with information about … Read More
The family tree of my father’s parents, my grandmother Juliane Pruun and my grandfather Johannes Kaaman – both with their roots in Käsmu in Estonia, is now updated.
The family tree with Preediku Jüri’s descendants, i.e. Kaaman, Männik, Esloon and other families, has increased by 86 individuals since the last update in March 2011. The increase is due to new information both about previously unknown ancient relatives and news of newly-born relatives. … Read More
The family tree has grown considerably and now spans twelve generations.
Behind the growth lies my finding of the missing link between Preediku Jüri and the Männik family and also the missing link between Preediku Jüri and the Eslon family.
What I now have here is in essence a family tree of the little Estonian coastal village Käsmu, the Village of Captains, … Read More
Additions to the family tree in todays update are mainly members of the Suksdorf, Männik, Seeblum, Veintrop, Eslon, Suurallik, Laderlih and Vogt families.
The chart with Pällu Marts ancestors now includes … Read More
