John Proctor Descendants Today Novels & Stories

“So . . . you said Jeremiah worked himself to death. He never remarried?” Owen shook his head. “He was a devout man, and considered himself married until death. He didn’t reach fifty.” “Wait, I thought—isn’t Jonah in direct line from Jeremiah? How is that possible? None of the kids ever came back, did they? At least, we have no record of that happening.”

He was not at home the whole afternoon because he went over to investigate his father's situation. Even though he was no longer part of the family, he still used to be a direct descendant. His blood ties to the family were undeniable. Jonah Young was a direct descendant of the second bloodline, and was Gilbert's cousin. For family's sake, Jonah told Gilbert quite a lot about Elder Young.

Wendell's wife passed away a long time ago, and Wendell only had one son—Alexander. If the daughter of the Fordham family was switched, what about the son of the Procter family?

For the Jameson family, this was the second great piece of news since Chris had returned. Everyone had originally thought the Jameson family had very few descendants. The two elders’ biological children had both died abroad, leaving no heirs and no bodies. The only child in the family had been Hugh. Who could have imagined that Max hadn’t died, that Holly had a son, and now their daughter’s son also had a child? How could they not be happy? Even Peter, rarely so caught up in emotion, was swept away by the good news. He looked at Jessica in delight, unable to speak for a long time.

Without those three items, even after wiping out the direct lineage, one could only act as a proxy and never truly control the Longbottom family. Moreover, the fruits of decades of effort could ultimately be handed over to someone else. Back then, a young boy from the Longbottoms’ direct bloodline escaped with a nanny. The acting head sent people searching everywhere and eventually identified Laurence, the adopted son of Jane, the eldest daughter-in-law of the Johnsons in Annenburg. However, it was only speculation. Without meeting Laurence in person, they could not confirm he was the last surviving descendant of the direct bloodline.

She articulated softly, slowly gazing at her son, Mark, who showed no sign of excitement but a dead look, and then nonchalantly proceeded to continue his meal. “The Winthrop household has long gone without a head. Ever since my lovely Husband, Elijah Winthrop, in loving memory of him, passed away, he willed all of the property to his father, Mr Harold. Mr Harold is old now and surely, he can't run with the whole heritage to hell. So, my son, Mark, is the next in charge. My son is so diligent, distinct in all he does. Handling the whole family inheritance won't be a problem. Saying this with full confidence.”

Therefore, from this point of view, John's words were reasonable. Uncle Nolan didn't want to waver. After all, he had regretted what had happened ten years ago. However, the Nolan family's bankruptcy was a fact that could not be changed even if he regretted it. But there was indeed great hope in the future! Therefore, should he really believe what John said? After all, he was the descendant of the Winters family, such a cold-blooded and stone-hearted man. Would his descendant really be the kind of reasonable person?

What else could they not do? This time, the Emperor of America smiled. “Principals, both of you please don’t be angry! Darnic Young fled before the war began, so let the dead be dead. But Zachariah Young is the direct descendant of the millennial Young family. This is significantly important!” When Zachariah heard it, he immediately shouted again. “That’s right! I’m the direct descendant of the Youngs and I’m different from Darnic Young. If you dare to kill me, you won’t be able to step foot in America again!”

There were always mixed thoughts in his head that made it difficult for him to close his eyes. His life was complete now. Leora was happy with her husband, Noah, his extraordinarily adopted son, who loved him as much as his biological son, Leora's father, who had passed away long ago. They also had three children, Alfred and Evran who were twins, and a daughter named Elena. Jayden, his other grandson, Leora's twin, was also happy with Grace and their two children, Keanu and Biand. The Jeremiah industry continued to grow and progress, so he had nothing to worry about anymore. All of Jeremiah's descendants would live well and prosper even down to the seventh generation below him.