Wikipedia, world and imperial context for the timeline
reference (encyclopaedic) · consulted 2026-08-01
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- reference (encyclopaedic)
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- 2026-08-01
The citation as it was given
TERTIARY AND SAID TO BE. So this row exists to be honest about what the World column of the timeline rests on: standard encyclopaedic dates, not research. Nothing in this project's own argument depends on any of it, and no claim about a person or a farm is sourced here. Each event names its own article. | The selection rule matters more than the sources: an event is on that column because it bears on THESE people - the company that shipped the stamvader, the edict that sent the Huguenots to the valley he settled in, the wars that decided who issued his descendants' title deeds, the mills that made their wool worth growing. World events that merely happened are left out.
Kept verbatim. This project contradicts published genealogies and corrects a family's own oral tradition, so every claim has to be checkable by someone who was not in the room.
Nothing in the model cites this source yet.