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Here is a graphical representation of the "Henry" tree. Actually, so far all the members of this group descend from John Belcher Sr. and Elizabeth Frogley, so perhaps we should rename it the "Belcher/Frogley Tree." Juat a thought. As you can see, the tree is HUGE. I couldn't make it any smaller and still have it be readable. You will need to use the horizontal scroll to view the entire tree. As mentioned earlier, I made possible connections with the main tree and individual lineages contributed by the project participants. I don't expect that they will be correct, but they may generate some thought and potential avenues of research. If you have made an actually documented connection to the Henry Tree which differs from mine, please let me know and I'll modify the tree. Next step: Compare your location on this tree with the Henry DNA trees and the Henry Genetic Distances charts and see how they do -- or don't -- match up. Also, when revising this website, I couldn't find the ancestry submissions of a couple of participants.
I may have lost them, or perhaps they were never submitted. I found a few files that seemed to be associated with these
men and reconstructed their ancestry the best I could. I apologize for errors and encourage you to correct anything
I got wrong.
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