The families

Part III

A name is not a family. These are the names the register holds in numbers, with the people under each, the years and places they are found in, and how well the archive knows them: the Taylors, and eleven names, some connected to the line and some gathered by the name alone.

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1. 1The FamiliesThe names the register holds in numbers, with the people under each, the years and places, and how well the archive knows them.
2. 2Mary Septima TaylorBuried in the Roman Catholic ground at Maitland under a Spanish surname she took at about twenty.
3. 3The Alvarez familyEleven people, in records from 1899 to 1901. Three are connected to the line.
4. 4The Brayley familyFive people, written Brailey and Brayley, in records from 1814 to 1900. All are connected to the line.
5. 5The Fernandez family23 people, in records from 1749 to 1903. Nine are connected to the line.
6. 6The Gonzalez family25 people, in records from 1816 to 1867. One is connected to the line.
7. 7The Pelaez family22 people, in records from 1841 to 1922. Two are connected to the line.
8. 8The Temple familyOne person, in a record of 1814, connected to the line.
9. 9The Cardozo family13 people, in records from 1868 to 1934. None is yet connected to the line.
10. 10The Juanico family13 people, in records from 1812 to 1940. None is yet connected to the line.
11. 11The Larriera familyEleven people, in records from 1879 to 1984. None is yet connected to the line.
12. 12The Lenguas family14 people, in records from 1807 to 1940. None is yet connected to the line.
13. 13The Traibel family13 people, in records from 1843 to 1947. None is yet connected to the line.

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