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The Boren–Farmer Family Tree — Classic View

Boren & Byrd (paternal) & Farmer & Boughan (maternal) • the documented ancestry of Kari Elizabeth Boren Davis • Version 1.27 • August 12, 2026
Rank
Emperor / High King
King / Queen / Royal
Earl / Count / Duke / Baron
Gentry / European family
Colonial American (1600s–1700s)
American (1800s–today)
Card style
✧ Legend / myth tier — story, not record
Marks
👑 crowned ruler   ✚ saint   📜 Magna Carta surety
⚔ soldier, or died in war or feud   ⭐ Revolution patriot
⚖ judge or justice   ⚕ physician   ⑂ branch point
Corner tag = where they lived. Any other mark is explained on the card itself — click to open it.
This tree
‒ ‒ ‒ Cousin marriage. The crimson dashed line joins two cards that are the same person, standing above both branches — Olin Boren’s parents were both Borens.
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How far back the documented line reaches — read left (today) → right (1825); family milestones against American history
2002
The 21st century
Kari marries Will Davis — joining the Davis–Trenckmann family
1981
The modern era
Kari Elizabeth Boren born
1960
Mid-century Lubbock
Geneva Byrd Boren founds G. Boren Services
1951
Postwar Texas
Wesley Farmer marries Wanda Boughan; they settle in Lubbock
1921–32
Boom, then the Great Depression
Percy Boren & Wesley Farmer born — the Lubbock generation
1909
Homestead era on the Southern Plains
Clyde Boughan born in Las Animas County, Colorado
1880
The frontier era
James Roy Boughan born in Mobile, Alabama; the Boughans head west
1861–65
American Civil War
the Byrd, Tyler & Boughan families in TN, AL & the South
1849
Gold Rush; the country pushes west
James Coella Boughan born in Essex County, Virginia — a colonial-rooted family
1825
Cotton South expands under Andrew Jackson
Calvin Washington Tyler Sr. born in Alabama (Tyler line)