Select an era to illuminate its places upon the map
Use this page for Seeing where the family’s holdings, journeys, losses, and returns happen in physical space, from Halecroft to London and back again.
Best after Vol. I or Vol. II, once the first place names have started to matter and you want to understand the estate as geography, not only memory.
Where next Use the era strip to narrow the map, open a place, then continue to the family tree or the corresponding volume once the landscape has settled in your mind.
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Where next
Once a place has clicked, the next best step is usually to trace the people tied to it or return to the volume where that place acquires meaning.
Family Tree Timeline Vol. I