The families they married, and how the lines join

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A D'Arcy married a Sneyd, who was the granddaughter of a Wakefield of Bristol, and the line the archive is named for is one thread of thirteen families, out of Limerick, Monaghan, Cork, Ayrshire, Lanarkshire, Somerset, Bristol, London and Germany. These pages give each family, the marriages in date order, the women, the blood relatives, and how this archive joins the others.

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1. VI.1The FamiliesA D'Arcy married a Sneyd, who was the granddaughter of a Wakefield of Bristol.
2. VI.2The AtkinsonsAn organist christened in Limerick Cathedral who emigrated in 1862 and installed the first organ at All Saints' Wickham Terrace.
3. VI.3AtkinsonOut of Limerick.
4. VI.4KentThe name on the direct line; born at Limerick and Norwich.
5. VI.5The MurdochsFrom St Quivox in Ayrshire to Maloney Street, Toowoomba.
6. VI.6MurdochOut of Ayrshire.
7. VI.7AtwellOut of Somerset.
8. VI.8BlumOut of Germany by way of Rockhampton.
9. VI.9CreechOf Limerick.
10. VI.10KeelingOf London, who married into the line at Brisbane.
11. VI.11MatsonOf County Monaghan.
12. VI.12RossiterOf Long Ashton, Somerset.
13. VI.13WattOf St Quivox.
14. VI.14WrightOf Lanarkshire.
15. VI.15The MarriagesEvery marriage the tree carries, in date order, and those this archive documented itself.
16. VI.16The WomenThe women of the family, and the children they bore.
17. VI.17Blood relativesChoose a person and the chart is built around them.
18. VI.18The Other ArchivesHow this archive joins the others, and why the join itself is not published.

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