Morgan · von Uslar-Gleichen Genealogy Explorer · First-pass research tree
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Click any relative to re-center · ← → history · hover to trace ties
Lifespans & historical context
Bars = documented lifespan · open marks = single known date
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A family across an ocean The American Midwest & South ⟷ Central Europe — joined by one Atlantic crossing
American Midwest & South
Kansas · Missouri · Michigan · the Carolinas
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Merle Morgan ⚭ Edita von Uslar-Gleichen
Central Europe
Brandenburg · Silesia · Lower Saxony · Transylvania
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The descent to the royal houses of Europe
Through the maternal Knesebeck-Milendonck line and the Finck von Finckenstein counts, the tree connects into the Hohenzollerns and, beyond them, to the Bourbons, the Capetian kings, and Charlemagne. The chain is documented but carries one important caveat.
Caveat at one link. The connection into the Hohenzollern descent passes through a link of illegitimate origin noted in the source research. Everything above that point is conventional royal genealogy shared by most European noble houses; everything below it is the verified Morgan / Uslar tree. Confidence tiers are shown on every figure.
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Beyond the Great Elector, the descent opens onto
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