This beautifully designed circle descendancy chart traces the lineage of John Wathen, the 17th-century immigrant who arrived in Southern Maryland in 1670, and four generations of his male descendants. The attractive design presents complex genealogical information in a clear, elegant, and visually striking format, making it perfect for display in a home, office, or family gathering space. The circular layout allows you to see the growth of the Wathen family at a glance, beginning with John Wathen at the center and expanding outward through successive generations as the family established itself in colonial Maryland and beyond. About the Scope of the Chart Due to space limitations inherent in a single, wall-sized visual chart, and because this chart is specifically intended to trace the Wathen surname, only male descendants are included. The contributions and importance of Wathen women are fully acknowledged in written works, including Wathen’s Adventure: The Genealogy & History of John Wathen of Southern Maryland. Product Details Size: 16" × 24" Paper: Museum-quality matte photo paper Paper Weight: 200 g/m² Printing: High-quality inks for crisp text and long-lasting detail Frame Options: Black, White, or Walnut Cover: Protective acrylic Display: Hanging hardware built into the back for easy wall mounting Each chart is professionally printed and framed, ready to hang straight out of the box. A Meaningful Heirloom Whether you are a dedicated Wathen researcher, a descendant seeking a tangible connection to your roots, or someone looking for a meaningful family heirloom, this chart offers a compelling visual summary of early Wathen history. It pairs beautifully with family stories, reunions, and genealogical research—and makes a thoughtful gift for relatives interested in their shared heritage. Designed and researched by Leonard E. Wathen Jr., author of Wathen’s Adventure, this chart reflects years of careful genealogical study and a commitment to historical accuracy.
