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Historical Information Links

Note: For Descendants of, but not baring the Biggin/Biggins Surname (Birth Family) please see below.

If your Surname (birth name) is not Biggin or Biggins, but you are a known Descendant, or a Spouse, of a Biggin or Biggins you will not be listed on this website. However, you should be able to find your Surname (birth name) listed below in the alphabetized Master Surname List. Click on your Surname (birth name) link. This will take you to the Family Konnections website where your Surname (birth name) and all of the known Descendants born with that Surname are listed.   Find a Surname (birth family), as in Gazin, Southard or Collins. Click on that selected Surname (birth family) link. That link will take you to the Descendants page listing all of the known Descendants born with that Surname.  On the Descendants page, find a (given name), as in Clarence, David, Mirriam or William, etc. Click on the selected Descendant (given name) link. The link will take you to a page containing: any photos, and/or any known information regarding that particular Descendant.  A woman’s (married name) is in parenthesis, as in (Belfry). Click on a (married name) link. The link will take you to a page listing all of the people born with her (married name).

Biggin or Biggins Descendants (Given Name) Links

The Master Biggins Begats

The Biggin and Biggins Family Patriarchs and Their Descendants

 Thomas Biggin (Short Form)

 Thomas Biggin

 Ira Durin

 Edmund Parmenter

 James Wills

 David (nmi) Biggin(s)

Instructions For Using A Relationship Chart

• Pick two people in your family and figure out which ancestor they have in common. For example, if you chose yourself and a cousin, you would have a grandparent in common.
• Look at the top row of the chart and find the first person’s relationship to the common ancestor.
• Look at the far left column of the chart and find the second person’s relationship to the common ancestor.
• Determine where the row and column containing those two relationships meet.

Common Ancestor Child Grandchild G-Grandchild G-g-grandchild Child Sister or Brother Nephew or Niece Grand Nephew or Niece G-grand Nephew or Niece Grandchild Nephew or Niece First Cousin First Cousin, once removed First Cousin, twice removed G-grandchild Grand Nephew or Niece First Cousin, once removed Second Cousin Second Cousin, once removed G-g-grandchild G-grand Nephew or Niece First Cousin. twice removed Second Cousin, once removed Third Cousin

Legend:  (a)     = adopted t.      = twins *      = same person (ncm)  = natural child of mother (ncf)   = natural child of father (f)     = female (m)    = male (nmn)  = no middle name “   ”  = commonly called

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