The Lerena Archive, as a book
Where the lines meet
Part V · 🇬🇧
A shared surname is not a relationship, and the Marriages page is the record of which ones are. Blood relatives are drawn from any chosen person, the DNA page reads two results against the record, and the British archives answer for the wife's line.
Start reading: The Marriages →
- 1The MarriagesWho married whom, and what this archive has decided about everybody else who carries the name.
- 2Blood relativesChoose a person and they go to the middle of the chart: parents above, brothers and sisters beside, children below.
- 3The DNAOne result confirms outright what rested on a single passport. The other unsettles an assumption.
- 4The British archives answerThe surname is absent from Britain; the wife's line is not: the Brayleys fill 639 records.