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For those asking about the chiku (Manilkara zapota) plantation reference between the 4th and the 5th in-text images, the afore-admired fruit archives the Spanish word chicozapote ("little sapote"; Spanish chico zapote; Nahuatl tzapotl).

The afore-indicated information inspires such other common names as chicle, chico, chicoo, nispero and sapodilla.

Thank you for your comment below in answer to my previous observation and question.

What in the 14th century activated the England-Portugal alliance?

The alliance with Portugal goes back to the fourteenth century and despite the time when it went into abeyance because Portugal fell under Spanish control it has remained healthy ever since

Your comment Sep. 28, 2023, in the third comment box down, advises us that "Portugal has been a long term ally of England."

Is that interaction impelled before, during, after the marriage of King Charles II and Princess Catherine of Braganza?

Reading and re-reading this helpful, informative, practical, timeless, timely wizzley causes me to consider daily, "ordinary-upkeep" skin care.

Does it matter whether baths, showers, wash cloths are cold, cool, hot or warm for facial, chin, neck, throat skin?

For those asking about the Dutch name for northern white African rhinoceros, the afore-admired animal answers to de noordelijke witte neushoorn.

The Pocock article additionally advises us of the genus-specied specimens as admitting to native alteration even as the specimen skins absented their heads.

The Indonesian equivalent of musang tenggalong is musang tenggalung.

The first part of that animal name means "civet" even as the second part matters as Indonesian-islander moniker for "Malay civet."

For those asking about bumpy-satinash (Syzygium cormiflorum) flowers, the afore-admired flowers are cream, green, pink or white.

For those asking about continued, current use of the below-considered nicknames, the nickname now configured for Francesca ("Frances") no longer concentrates upon Checca.

The proper-name Francesca ("Frances") now considers as its correct nickname Cecca.

Thank you for your comment in answer to my previous observation and question.

Your definitions of those tricky -- at least for Unitedstatesians ;-D -- terms ethnicity and nationality are simply, straightforwardly helpful and informative.

For those asking about the Dutch word for "white," the Dutch language applies the adjective wit (for "white")!

The 1540 line wasn't as difficult as it sounds, to be honest. It is my dad's paternal line . Beswick is a south Lancashire/ Manchester surname. There are so many of us and the name is a common name around here. Lots of people havd done the tree already.

However, .... :) dad's mum 's line is all Irish and one Scottish line.

Mum had two English lines and the rest are Irish and Scottish . So we do have 3 English lines out of 8, coming through our 8 great grandparents. Our nationality is English but my ethnicity is Irish.
Nationality is where we are born , Ethnicity is where we associate with culturally. and historically.

Reading and rereading this wizzley and its comments cause me to consider non-recyclable and recyclable components of ufo parties.

A ufo party is so imaginative and informative that is it not an impossibility that their incidence perhaps inspires money-making -- ;-D -- mementoes and memorabilia, such as cloth napkins integrated recyclably into ufo-party after-the-fact, proof-of-attendance bedspreads, curtains, quilts and wall-hangings?