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| Individual | Birth | Number | Spouse | Number |
| John Scriven | 27 Oct. 1623 | 00 | Mary [???] | 00.A |
| John Scribner, Sr. | 1657 | A01.A | Elizabeth Cloyes | A01.A1 |
| Edward Scribner | 1662 | B01.A | ||
| Elizabeth Scribner | 1668 | C01.A | Samuel Eastman | C01.A1 |
| Thomas B. Scribner | 1672 | D01.A | Sarah Clifford | D01.A1 |
| Hannah Welch | D01.A2 | |||
| Joseph Scribner | 1689 | A02.A | Lydia [???] | A02.A1 |
| John Scribner, Jr. | 1691 | A02.B | Sarah Wadleigh | A02.B1 |
| Edward Scribner, Sr. | 1693 | A02.C | Abigail Leavitt | A02.C1 |
| Abigail Scribner | A02.D | Jonathan Young | A02.D1 | |
| Samuel Scribner | A02.E | Anna Taylor | A02.E1 | |
| Elizabeth Scribner | A02.F | Clement Moody | A02.F1 | |
| Mary Scribner | A02.G | Thomas Gordon | A02.G1 | |
| John Glidden | A02.G2 | |||
| Susanna Scribner | A02.H | John Mudgett | A02.H1 | |
| Nicholas Smith | A02.H2 | |||
| [???] Thurston | A02.H3 | |||
| Sarah Scribner | A02.J | Josiah Moody | A02.J1 | |
| Joseph Scribner, Jr. | 1720 | A03.A.A | Elizabeth [???] | A03.A.A1 |
| Elizabeth Scribner | 1723 | A03.A.B | Joseph Lougee | A03.A.B1 |
| Ann Scribner | 1724 | A03.A.C | John Glidden | A03.A.C1 |
| John Scribner | 1725 | A03.A.D | ||
| Dorothy Scribner | 1727 | A03.A.E | Noyes Hopkinson | A03.A.E1 |
| John Scribner | 1716 | A03.B.A | Susanna Davis | A02.B.A1 |
| Abigail Scribner | 1717 | A03.B.B. | Jonathan Young | A03.B.B1 |
By way of explanation, John Scribner, Sr. is the eldest child in the first generation. He is designation as "01" for the first generation, and "A" as the first child. His wife carries the same designation with a "1" after the "A"; any subsequent spouses would be successively numbered. His oldest child Joseph is designated first with an "A" meaning he is of John's line; he is then designated as "02" since he falls within the second generation; he is the eldest in that generation and so is then given the designation "A"; his spouses would have the same designation with successive numbers at the end in order of marriage, so Lydia is A.02.A1. Joseph's son Joseph, Jr. is numbered as follows: again he is of John's line, so his reference begins with "A"; he is in the third generation, so he is numbered 03; he is descended from the eldest in the 2nd generation, so that designation is "A"; he is himself the oldest in his generation, so he has a subsequent designation of "A" also. Thus, birth order is described by the order of numerals; there should be the same number of alphabetical letters as the generational designation, and spouses are consecutively numbered.
Using this reference numbering system, we will create a table of individuals, listing each reference number. As new individuals are found, they will be included consistently with this scheme, and we encourage all of you to adopt this standardized numbering scheme for your own research. As we post biographies, images, etc. that apply to certain family groups or individuals, they will be posted using this scheme. A comprehensive index of individuals, tagged to reference number, will be posted in the Data area.
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