This is your complete guide to 'Yellowstone's' Dutton family tree, including characters from '1883' and '1923,' and how ...

Here's how each prequel — first '1883,' then '1923' — expanded the Dutton lineage that emanated from Kevin Costner's central patriarch, and continues on with sequel-spinoffs 'Marshals' and 'Dutton ...

The new series, 1923, follows the success of Yellowstone's 1883 and introduces Jacob Dutton, played by Harrison Ford. Jacob is the brother of Tim McGraw's character, James Dutton, from 1883. Here is a ...

Insider's complete guide to all the Duttons, from "1883" and "1923" to "Yellowstone."Emerson Miller, Christopher Saunders/Paramount +; Paramount Network; iStock; Robyn Phelps/Insider If the word ...

The Dutton family tree is pretty complicated, but it doesn’t have to be. Yellowstone, 1883 and 1923 fans will appreciate this easy explanation of how James, Jacob and John Dutton are related. The end ...

This is some complex family history. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. That means it’s beneficial to know the family tree (which ...

Between the Paramount Network series “Yellowstone” and its spinoffs “1883” and “1923,” viewers have been introduced to several generations of the Dutton family. You’re not alone if you struggle to ...

1923 shows the generation of Duttons that John Dutton II (father of John Dutton III) was born into. His birth (and the identity of his parents) will presumably be revealed in 1923 Season 2. John ...

CBS' 'Marshals' spinoff picks up after the 'Yellowstone' series finale — but where did every member of the Dutton family end ...

Season 2 ended with Teonna's race against the clock finally over, as Father Renaud (Sebastian Roché) and Marshal Kent (Jamie McShane), who had been hunting her for months, were both killed and she was ...

Here's the full list of the 'Yellowstone' sequel and prequel series, including the ones that are still in development.

If the word "Yellowstone" only conjures up images of the lush landscapes of America's first national park, please forgive us for thinking that you've been living under a rock for the last five years.