Welcome to soapcentral.com's General Hospital Family Tree section. In this section you will be able to browse through genealogical breakdowns of some of the most prominent family in GH's history. While we strive to include information about all of the past and present Port Charles families, but that is not always possible based upon information that is available. However, you will find that the "trees" listed here are more than extensive.
Each Family Tree provides detailed history of marriages, relatives, and children for all the members of the given family. When available, you'll be able to further your research by visiting the indepth character profiles from the Who's Who character profiles section.
At the bottom of each Family Tree page you will find a "Key" box that will explain all of the abbreviates and codes found in the tree. You'll also find a "Branching Out" section that will allow you to swing from one Family Tree to another.
Understanding the GH Family Trees
Some of the family trees have a tendency to really branch out. But don't blame us! It's those wacky Port Charles citizens and all of their marrying and cheating ways that make the trees so..so..well so bushy!
Here's a look at a portion of the Hardy family tree as well as an explanation on how to read the chart.
Dr. Steve Hardy (deceased)
a. Helene (deceased)
c. Jeff Webber
Adopted by Lars Webber.
m. Monica Bard
According to the tree, Dr. Steve Hardy had an affair with Helene. This is represented by the letter "a." As you move down the tree, you see that with Helene, Steve had a son, Jeff. This is represented by the letter "c" which stands for child. Continuing with Jeff, you see the letter "m" pop up. This means that he married Monica Bard. If they had had any children together, this would appear below.
Some of the names on the trees are linked to our Who's Who in Port Charles character profiles. To receive full details of that character's life, simply click on the link.
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General Hospital Family Trees
Listed below is an alphabetized listing of past and present General Hospital families. Simply highlight the name of the family that you'd like to learn more about and that family will display on your screen.
If you believe that information is missing from a given tree, please submit that information to us through our Feedback section. Additionally, if there is a family whose family tree is not present and you'd like to help create that tree, please use the Feedback form to let us know.
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