WESTEROS FAMILY TREE FREE

Littlefinger mentions in passing that his mother was called Alayne.

Again, I tried to make no assumptions and to stick to the confirmed facts. Also, some clarifications on the layout of the tree. This is a list of any connections I had to make from the source material that may not have been obvious on first glance. This also means that if Ellard stark was Cregan's grandfather Benjen's father, then that makes him the correct generation to be of an age of Boremund Baratheon, who also voted in the Great Council of 101. I'm putting his last wife a generation younger than him, as that makes Cregan in the appropriate generation to be a young Lord during the Dance.

Cregan Stark was known as 'The Old Man Of The North', and married three times.

Since Walder has had * 7* wives, the later ones are another generation younger, as it again fits with relative ages of others. I'm putting the later wives down as a generation younger than the husbands, as it fits in with the known relative ages of the later wives' siblings and children.

Walder Frey and Leyton Hightower have both gotten married to a lot of women.

Leyton Hightower has been married 4 times, (with only the last wife named), and has had 10 kids - but I dunno which wife had which child.

Some stuff on the layout of certain generations.

Quentyn Martell is dead - sad, but true.

Benjen Stark is alive - I live in hope!.

Brynden Rivers is alive, as his identity is pretty much confirmed.

Yes, I know it's presumptuous, but I couldn't resist including it.

R+L=J is taken for granted at this stage.

That's not to say he won't be back (courtesy of Mel) after a warging adventure though. They are generally arbitrary by nature, but I've tried to have them so that relative ages make sense.

The horizontal rows represent generations.

I do not include any stillborn births, other than when they were named.

I include cradle-deaths and deaths in infancy, or shortly after birth.

Dashed lines indicate children born outside of marriage.

All children are in correct birth order when it is known, unless otherwise stated.

Partners outside of marriage are only included if they produce children.

All marriages are included, offspring-producing or not.

Some clarifications on the tree and anything of note I feel I need to comment on or explain is here, and in the spoiler tags. The MUSH is not taken as canon, as while some parts are from GRRM's notes, I do not know what bits are, so I can't include them unless they're also shown elsewhere. Some GRRM correspondence/readings are also used, but only if stated below.

I have tried to keep this tree as accurate as possible, and everything in it can be sources from the books, their appendices, TWOW sample chapters, and TWOIAF. The updated tree itself, to include everything I found from TWOIAF, can be found here. It started off as the Great Houses, expanded to include the Freys, and after that I just added anyone I could. I started making this in May 2014, and have been gradually updating it. Let me know if I should move it, however. I'm posting this here as it involves a lot of TWOIAF spoilers and material.

WESTEROS FAMILY TREE FREE

These links are being continuously updated (most recent being 28/04/'15).ДЄs always - any suggestions/corrections/omissions/clarifications, feel free to let me know. Here is the latest version of the tree, and here is the colour-coded version.

Westeros family tree