I have been doing research on both my husband's and my own family tree.  I decided to start posting my findings online starting with my husbands family.  I hope that my information and stories are able to help any fellow researchers.

Weeks Family Tree

Richard Wykes was born in Axminster, Devon, England in 1397.  He married Elizabeth Avenell in 1433.  Their son Richard Weekes was born in 1433 in Honeychurch, Devon, England. Richard died in his hometown in the year 1476.

Richard Weekes was born in Honeychurch, Devon, England in 1433 to Richard and Elizabeth Wykes.  He married Christian Carey in his hometown in 1463.  Their son Richard Weekes was born the following year in Honeychurch.  Richard survived the deaths of his wife in 1468 and his father in 1476.  Richard Jr passed away on September 6, 1483 in Honeychurch.

Richard Weekes was born in Honeychurch, Devon, England in 1464 to Richard and Christian Wykes.  His mother passed away in 1468 and his father on September 6, 1483.  He would marry Lady Elizabeth Pilford in 1490 in Honeychurch, Devon, England and their son would be born five years later in the same town.  He passed away in Milton, Devon, England in 1500.

Richard Weeks was born in Honeychurch, Devon, England in 1495 to  Richard and Elizabeth Weekes.  His father would pass away 15 years later in Milton, Devon, England.  In 1515 he married Alice Kelly in Honeychurch.  Their son Robert (Atweecke) Weeks was born in 1519 in Henley Upon Thames, Oxfordshire, England.  He would pass way in either Honeychurch or Milton in 1524.

Robert (Atweecke) Weeks was born in Henley Upon Thames, Oxfordshire, England in 1519 to Richard and Alice Weeks.  His father would pass away five years later in Honeychurch, Devon, England.  On August 4, 1540 he married Margaret Smythe.  Their son Richard Weeks was born in 1545 in Staines, Middlesex, England.  Richard and his mother would both pass away in 1592.  Robert wouldn't pass away until 1610 in his home town.

I will have more posted in the next few days.  Currently I'll just be posting the people that we are directly descended from, but will eventually begin adding all of their brothers and sisters as well as the people that they married.