The Laughter/Lawter Tree consists of 11 generations, numbered 01 through 11. The first five generations are displayed on single HTML pages, one for each generation. To reduce download time, generations 06 through 11 have been broken into three pages for each generation. Not sure where to look? SEARCH maybe the best option.

More info below (scroll down).

File Name	Generation	# Pages
lautree01.html	Generation 1	1 Page
lautree02.html	Generation 2	1 Page
lautree03.html	Generation 3	1 Page
lautree04.html	Generation 4	1 Page
lautree05.html	Generation 5	1 Page
lautree06.html	Generation 6 Generation 6m Generation 6s	3 Pages
lautree07.html	Generation 7 Generation 7m Generation 7s	3 Pages
lautree08.html	Generation 8 Generation 8m Generation 8s	3 Pages
lautree09.html	Generation 9 Generation 9m Generation 9s	3 Pages
lautree10.html	Generation 10 Generation 10m Generation 10s	3 Pages
lautree11.html	Generation 11 Generation 11m Generation 11s	3 Pages

NOTE: (1) SEARCH results will identify "File Names" as page names.

More about the Family Tree structure:

Page names by generation are "lautree01.html" for the first generation through "lautree11.html" for gen 11. The additional pages within generations have been arbitrarily assigned the designations "m" and "s." Once a generation has been broken into multiple pages, the descendacy lines with that designation, i.e, "m" or "s," are maintained for the remainder of the tree, on through generation 11, or to the last known descendant.

For example: If "Bobby Smith" appears in the third page of generation 06, i.e, lautree06s.html, his descendants will be in the third page of gen 07, lautree07s.html, and on to the third page of gen 08, lautree08s.html, etc., on through generaton 11, or to the last known descendant.

The original structure within each generation has been maintained, i.e, the oldest known head of family for that generation is at the top of the first page and the youngest known head of family for that generation is at the bottom of the last page for that generation, with all other families of that generation in order in between.