The Boren–Farmer Family
Boren & Byrd (paternal) & Farmer & Boughan (maternal) • the ancestry of Kari Elizabeth Boren Davis
From Lubbock, Texas back to colonial Essex County, Virginia (1849) — eleven family surnames and counting
Will’s side of the family
The Davis–Trenckmann Family →
Davis & Morgan, Trenckmann & Conway — forty-five documented generations
📖 The Family History
The story in prose — nine generations from Lubbock, Texas back to a 1655 Virginia immigrant, then deeper still through the Rowzee gateway into Kent and Antwerp. Ninety-four royal and noble ancestors, a Huguenot refugee, a Flemish physician, and the discovery that Kari and Will are distant cousins. Reads on any device; printable PDF inside.
📜 The Detailed Branch Document
Every documented line in full — the Boren & Byrd (paternal) and Farmer & Boughan (maternal) branches, with a verification badge on every person, the named branch points, the royal gateway, and the open research leads clearly marked.
🌳 The Classic Family Tree
The traditional chart — scroll to zoom, drag to pan, click any card to open it in full. Colour-coded by rank, with an American-history timeline along the bottom, back to a colonial-Virginia root.
🌍 The Family on the Earth
The ancestral globe — spin it, zoom right down to the town, and all 188 documented places light up, from Lubbock to colonial Virginia to Bohemia and Kyiv. Animated lines trace each family’s migrations across the Atlantic and west to Texas. Click a place to see who lived there.
👑 Where the Two Families Meet
The story of the connection: Kari and Will descend from two sisters born around 1310, and from King Edward I by two separate routes. The shared ancestry, drawn once.
🔗 The Two Trees, Linked
Both classic trees on one canvas — Will’s pedigree above, Kari’s below, each complete and independent. Dotted lines join the thirty-seven ancestors who appear in both; hover one to light it and both cards.