Famous Family Trees

I started a Google Group a few months back called "Famous Family
Trees" : http://groups.google.com/group/famous-family-trees.

It is supposed to host family trees of every kind except ordinary
human families. Thus the site now host 94 family trees from royalty,
religious systems and myth, fiction, politics, arts, entertainment and
media, corporations, biological species, languages of the world,
computer languages, Microsoft Windows, the US government organization
etc.

Below is the complete list as of today:

Advance Corporation.ged
Afgan-Pathan-Pashtun Tribes As Descended from Quais.ged
Afghan-Pathan-Pashtun People as Descended from Adam.ged
Allstate Insurance Company.ged
Ancestors of the Prophet Mohammad.ged
Antioch House.ged
Apple Computer, Inc.ged
Australian Languages Super Family.ged
Babylonian Gods.ged
Bach Family.ged
Banyan Corporation.ged
BBN Technologies.ged
Bhutto family.ged
Bible Family Tree.ged
Broadcom Corporation.ged
Cisco Systems, Inc.ged
COMCAST Corporation.ged
Dow Jones and Cympany.ged
Eastern Han Dynasty.ged
English Tudor Royal Family.ged
Excel2GEDv092-family.xls - this file will convert Excel genealogy to
gedcom files
Excel2GEDv092-family.zip
Fidelity Information Services.ged
Genentech, Inc.ged
General Electric Company.ged
George Washington Family Big.ged
GeorgeWashington Family Small.ged
Greek Gods.ged
Harry Potter Family Tree.ged
Hawaiian Kings.ged
Honda Motor Co., Inc.ged
House of Habsburg.ged
Human and Computer Languages Beta.ged
Human Mitochondria DNA Haplogroups.ged
Human Y-chromosome DNA haplogroups.ged
Irish Kings.ged
ITIS Species Database 400,000 Species.zip
Japanes Gods.ged
Japanese Imperial Family.ged
Jerusalem Kings.ged
Joseph Smith Family.zip
Kennedy Family.ged
Keynes Family.ged
LENOVO.ged
Lincoln Family.ged
LINKSYS Division of Cisco, Inc.ged
Lord of the Rings Family Tree.ged
Meditech-Medical Information Technology, Inc.ged
Microsoft Windows.ged
Ming Dynasty.ged
Motorola Inc.ged
NCR Corporation.ged
Nehru-Ghandi Family.ged
Nintendo of America Inc.ged
Norse Gods.ged
Northwest Airlines.ged
NVIDIA Corporation.ged
Oracle Corporation.ged
Paleo-Siberian Super language Family.ged
Palm, Inc.ged
Prophet Mohommad Family Tree.ged
Ptolemaic Dynasty.ged
Qing Dynasty.ged
Roman Gods.ged
Royal92-Famous European Royalty Gedcom.ged
SanDisk Corporation.ged
Seiko Epson Corporation.ged
Shakespeare.ged
Simpsons Cartoon Family Tree.ged
Sino-Tibetan Language Super Family.ged
Spartocids Dynasty.ged
Starbucks Corporation.ged
Structure of the US Government.ged
Sui Dynasty.ged
Tang Dynasty.ged
Telmar.ged
The Christian Church.ged
The Home Depot U.S.A. Inc.ged
The Timberland Company.ged
The Walt Disney Company.ged
Time Warner.ged
Tolkien Family.ged
Trojan Kings.ged
Uralo-Yukaghir Language Super Family.ged
US Presidents Trees I.ged
US Presidents Trees II.ged
Wedgwood Family.ged
Western Han Dynasty.ged
Wikipedia Gods not Yet Connected.ged
Williams-Sonoma Inc.ged
Yahoo! Inc.ged
Yuan Dynasty.ged
Ziff Davis Publishing Holdings Inc.ged

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Relevant Pages

  • Re: New Methodology on Analysis of Language Change
    ... the methodology is identical to Ringe et al.'s (yet I didn't notice ... > chart for 5000 languages and come up with a classification that had ... "Trees were then generated for each set of data using maximum parsimony ... Because of the relatively high level of homoplasy found ...
    (sci.lang)
  • Re: function notation and linguistics (was: Whats so great about lisp?)
    ... S-expressions was probably motivated by syntax trees of natural ... Lisp is designed to be its own metalanguage: ... building new languages on that same format and reasoning about ... it's used for both N expressions and A,NP expressions. ...
    (comp.lang.functional)
  • Re: Regular Tree Grammar vs. Context-Free Grammar
    ... The Languages of RTGs are sets ... of trees and those of CFGs are sets of strings. ... There is no CFG that describes the same language as an RTG. ...
    (comp.theory)
  • Re: Where does the drive to syntax come from?
    ... > than parens and prefix notation.) ... > non-programmers have an idea what languages should look like and it's ... data trees. ... (And so lisp is an ~first-order data type in lisp). ...
    (comp.lang.lisp)