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The ancestors below this lived post-Flood.

Adam (Created by God and placed in the Garden of Eden in 4004 BC d.

In the list below, I split with the Queen between the 62 nd and 63 rd generation. Where the Queen’s line continues with Edward I’s eldest son Edward II, my family line diverges with another of his sons, Thomas of Brotherton, the first Earl of Norfolk. (For the Hollywood crowd, this was the “bad guy” in the movie Braveheart.) My closest direct ancestor with the Queen of England and her descendants is King Edward I, the Longshanks, who lived in the 1200s and early 1300s.

I am in no position to ever inherit that throne! Through one of my mother’s lineages, my genealogy connects to the same lineage as the Queen of England. Interestingly, I am aware of many of my genealogical lists through my father and my mother. Though this lineage is known, it is deemphasized and largely ignored in our secular culture that insists in recent times that we are the progeny of animals instead of Noah. 2 In fact, this is the case with many royal houses in Europe. The Queen of England (Queen Elizabeth II) has a lineage that goes back to Noah-which is fairly well-known based on the six Anglo-Saxon royal houses (Anglia, Kent, Lindsey, Mercia, Northumbria, and Wessex).

Given the age of creation, can we know the approximate generation number from Adam to people today? Actually, we can in some instances. The full genealogy from Adam to Jesus was 76 clearly listed generations, and from Noah to Jesus, it was 66. In Luke 3, we even have a full biblical lineage from Adam to Jesus through notable progenitors, like Noah, Shem, Abraham, David, and Joseph (Mary’s husband), who was only the supposed father of Jesus (Luke 3:23).

1 After Noah, we split into three sons (Japheth, Shem, and Ham), and from there, to everyone today. We are certain from Genesis 5 and 10 that Noah was in the tenth generation from Adam because all the genealogical data is given from father to son. I’ve heard this title’s question many times over the years.