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The family tree is that of titled British aristocracy of the United Kingdom and persons from European countries that married into them. The original 1992 royals.ged GEDCOM I found online was created by Denis Reid of Broadview Heights, Ohio, with the statement "You may make this Royal GEDCOM available to whomever."

The primary source is Wikipedia in an attempt to not violate copyright and use public domain information.

PLEASE do not treat the information in this genealogy as authoritative. It is based on the best geneology information I have been able to access.

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​Housekeeping notes:

• In historic times, many families belonged to "House of XYZ" where the "XYZ" was the territory the patriarch or matriarch ruled. The British Royal Family never had last names until 1917, when King George V changed the "house name" to Windsor and made that the Royal Family's last name.
• For women, both maiden and married names are added to help ascertain their identity.
• "Number of children" found on the record of a father and mother equals  the total number of children. For example, three children are shown in the panel on the side whereas "Number of children" show 5, indicating two children do not have their own record but details, if known, are as shown. Typical reason is they were stillborn or died in infancy.
• Illegitimate children are usually shown with the father, with indication of the woman who bore them. The children will not have records of their own.
• While there are over 4,300 (Aug 2021)  records in the database, many, many more are still to be added. Spouses, children, parents and/or siblings. These members were not part of the original database import so will be added once information can be verified.

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