I wish to inform anyone visiting this family tree, that I am a newcomer to this genealogy work,  which my wife worked so hard on. All the work up to 2010 was carried out by Kay my dear late wife.  I have just started looking at it myself, so I am a novice and it will take me some time to find my  way around it and how it works, if I ever do. If you wish to contact me, please do so and I will try to help as best as I can. (from this point on it is all Kay's work).

Hello all, I have updated our family trees.  To try and keep it easy to follow it  shows the direct ancestor's branches only, not our complete tree.  It does however  show the siblings of individuals within each branch of the tree, but not the  descendants of those siblings.  I'm afraid there are no connections to Lords,  Ladies or Knights in shining armour, however, there are some interesting  people.
 The Westall family tree has 14 branch names, with some information about 12 of  those branches recorded in the notes.  There are only a few Westall's as their  ancestors, I have discovered were ''Green'' the male branch is unknown, there  are no direct connection with Westall's earlier than 1855/1875.  This leaves  the main four branches GREEN dating back to 1805, a second GREEN back to 1806,  CHAMBERLAIN to 1780 and HUGHES which also date's back to 1810. The Armstrong family has 20 branch names, with some information about 17 of  those families. The four main branches are ARMSTRONG which date's back to  1737, COX dating back to 1737, FOULKE back to about 1771 and EASTER which date  back to 1814.  
 We all know of our grandfather William Armstrong, who was 
 awarded the British Empire Medal for his work as foreman in the building of  Guildford Cathedral.  Did you know? many of our earliest Armstrong's were  christened married and a few buried by the Rev George Austin, father to the  authoress Jane Austen.  Or about our Dora Foulke nee Easter's uncles, Brothers  Ted and Jack Easter who in their Newstreet Mews workshop made the prototype  Bentley motorcar?  And of great grandfather Edwin Foulke who as engineer for  Bradfield College, advised the headmaster and boys of the school in building  the 1600 seated Greek theatre in a nearby chalk pit.
 Links to the Armstrong family: -We are distended from the first wife of James Harry  Easter, the Easter/Mingay tree is administered by a descendant of James Harry's  second wife.  Our connection with the Flitter site is David Flitter father of our  great grandmother Annie Marie.  The Brooker lines can also be followed through the  links to web from Thomas Brooker, father of Letitia wife of Caleb Cox.