Pre veteran thread (2011)
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Love that avatar. That's exactly how I feel at the moment (read last few weeks, lol)
My wife does genealogy, has done since she was 15 (now 53). I can't see the point myself. But the Pocahontas ancestor is a good find.
One of the reasons I like Firefox is that you can select a word, right click on it and in the pop-up is an option to search Google for that word
I have been doing genealogy work for several years and have traced one of the branches back to Edward I Plantagenet, King of England from 1272 to 1307. He was my 21st great-grandfather. The line is through his wife Eleanor Of Castile, Queen consort.
Hugh De Montgomery born about 960 in Normandy, France is the earliest person. He was my 30th great-grandfather.
There are a total of 13,002 individuals in in my file at the present time.
Hugh De Montgomery born about 960 in Normandy, France is the earliest person. He was my 30th great-grandfather.
There are a total of 13,002 individuals in in my file at the present time.
Not me PI, I went to the vet and got tutored
"Tutored?" You mean you were home-schooled in how to knock up my oversexed calico? I think you owe me kitten support.
Wowzer BR ! That is some history !!!
I have an English Princess for a great, great, great that got de titled for marrying non royalty....
I have an English Princess for a great, great, great that got de titled for marrying non royalty....
Do we gotta start callin' ya Lord BR now?
Way cool BR, I wanna do that one of these days.
Geez, I'll trace my ancestors and find out the most famous was probably Hanz the ditch digger.
Most of us are related to someone famous way back there somewhere. The big problem is finding the line that can get you there. The internet is doing wonders for genealogists nowadays.
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