Amama · Owere Ede-Oballa · Nsukka · Enugu State

Umu Gwuanyi Oyi

The record of the kindred, from Areji Amoke to the children being born today.

Ten generations, as far as the record has them

  1. 11Areji Amoke, who founded AmamaGeneration 1: 1 person recorded, Areji Amoke, who founded Amama
  2. 22Generation 2: 2 people recorded
  3. 34Generation 3: 4 people recorded
  4. 46Generation 4: 6 people recorded
  5. 55Generation 5: 5 people recorded
  6. 68Generation 6: 8 people recorded
  7. 741Generation 7: 41 people recorded
  8. 867Generation 8: 67 people recorded
  9. 9114Generation 9: 114 people recorded
  10. 1017the children being born nowGeneration 10: 17 people recorded, the children being born now

265 people recorded so far, set down from the 2015 family record. The last line is the shortest because the living are the least written down. That is the work, and it is the reason the record is open to the family rather than finished by one person. Verified members see this line as the record stands today, not as the document left it. Sign in — once the family has confirmed who you are, the count here is live, and it grows as names are approved.

The two things most people come here to do

How are we related?Any two people in the record, and the exact word for what they are to one another — in plain words, in English, and in the word the elders use.Work out a relationship

Who can see what

Living members are held back until elders confirm who you are. That is not suspicion — it is that publishing where living people can be found is not a neutral act, and this record belongs to the family rather than to the internet.

  1. Anyone at all

    The founders and those long gone

  2. Signed in, not yet verified

    The same, and no more

  3. A verified member

    The family

  4. Ụmụnna, ụmụada, the elders

    What was spoken to them

Umu Gwuanyi Oyi