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And then there is Warren Honeycombe in South Africa, who married Amy de Villiers in
February 1995. They live in Pietermaritzburg, Natal, and have a son, Ryan, born in 1996.
Through them the South African branch of the Honeycombes may well continue and thrive.
But the main line of descent through seven generations - from William to Richard, to Richard, to
Richard Thomas, to Richard Arthur, and so to Alan Richard - lies with Alan's eldest son, Ross
Honeycombe. Ross is 26 in December 1996. If he marries, and if he has sons, the main line is
secure, for a while. If he has no male heirs and that line ends with him, the mantle of
primogeniture winds back through the family tree and down again, to David, Peter and Rob.
Who will take it on from there? What will happen next? It is a never-ending story - that
someone else will have to tell.
KINGDOM OF SCOTLAND
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Richard Honeycombe, who emigrated to Australia in 1853
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