I can hardly describe my efforts as being very professional. Actually my mother did most of the work on the Saxon (and her side - Francis) family trees and I just offered to "computerise" the 2000 or so records. But it does gradually get you interested! Both trees go back to the mid-18th century. As the trees contain the names and some details of living people, they are protected by a password to avoid search engines indexing them. So E-mail me if you would like access.
Click on the link above or below to access (enter) the tree.
There is also a link to the reunions held in New Zealand in 2002 & 2007 to celebrate the migrations of the Hornemann, Saxon & Knyvett families from England to N.Z. in 1852 & 53.
Many Saxons are buried in the yard of Bruton St. Mary's parish church. In 2007 many of us contributed to the transformation of the grave. Click on the link above for details including before and after pictures.
For those who have any interest in the Pickett/Fletcher line, I have posted on Google Picasa pictures of a bunch of old papers and items which I believe were passed onto my Father by Jessica Fletcher. You can find them by clicking HERE.
The Internet is a wonderful resource for genealogists, here's a couple of the huge number of sites.
Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet - an absolutely huge series of links to loads of specialised sites, and.....
Family search - the complete searchable Church of the Latter Day Saints
