ID Numbers
All of the individuals in my databases are assigned a unique ID which is in two parts.
The first part consists of letters which indicate the branch. The second part is a number assigned to the individual. Numbers above 1000, are unique but numbers below 1000 may be duplicated between branches. With the exception of the Colclough branch, all the branches are named after their places of origin.
| Early Branches | ||
| M | Main | Used only for the Justiciar and his immediate family |
| MR | Rathcoffey | |
| MW | Wiston | |
| MB | Boulston | |
| ML | Llanstinan | |
| MO | Oxon | |
| MG | Gawdy Hall | |
| MS | Somerset | |
| TBN | Blackhall & Newhall | |
| TE | Haverfordwest | |
| Modern Branches | ||
| ASH | Ashton | contained in the Tameside tree |
| B | Barnsley | |
| G | Glossop | contained in the Tameside tree |
| HX | Halifax | contained in the Tameside tree |
| L | London | |
| O | Liverpool & London | |
| R | Wales | |
| TC | Colclough | descendants of Colclough Wogan |
| TD | Devon | |
| TK | Keighley | |
| TW | An Irish/US/UK branch | |
| UA, UB | USA branches | |
| W | Wigan | |
| X | unknown - Stray |