NobleCircles Genealogy © Haceldama

NobleCircles Genealogy © Haceldama is a searchable genealogical relationship database consisting of more than 450,000 people and 170,000 families at 40,000 places worldwide – all gathered in one single family tree; mapping their ancestors, descendants and various relatives and all of them somehow related to each other. The database also includes all European and some Middle Eastern royal families, many European noble families, 28 US Presidents, 33 British Prime Ministers and all 141 Danish Privy Councillors and Danish Prime Ministers and many of their relatives. You can follow NobleCircles Genealogy © Haceldama if you join our Facebook Page and our Facebook Group. You can at on the Log File see what other people latest looked at in the database, which were last updated on February 10 2020.

Welcome!

NobleCircles Genealogy © Haceldama is a searchable genealogical relationship database consisting of more than 445,000 individuals – all within the framework of one single family tree – mapping our ancestors and their various relatives.

The database has only one major "rule": Each person stated is in some way related to anyone else stated. This would be through blood, adoption or marriage relations. We continue trying to get all facts in the database verified by the families and/or genealogists, archives and records, publications – such as books, almanacs, calendars, etc. However, with such a huge database, missing information, mistakes, etc., occurs, and if you see them or if you have updated information, please feel free to forward us your comments and proposes.

The database combines royalty and nobility (peers) with non-peers such as knights, gentry, yeomen, husbandmen, tradesmen, cottagers and patrician lineages from mainly Scandinavia/Nordic countries (Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland), Germany, France, Ireland and United Kingdom – and their descendants in North America, Latin America, Africa and Oceania.

While the noble families generally were manor and estate owners (farmers), the patrician lineages were generally artists, civil servants, educators, military officers, politicians, priests and scientists. The database also includes many of the "newer" finance, industry and trade lineages – since also these married into the nobility, gentry and patrician lineages – as well as into each other.

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Best regards, Jim Wegener Lyngvild, Hedvig Pitzner-Jørgensen and Nick MacGregor Sadolin


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