I belong to Ancestry.com and visit a few other sites, too.

Got a real bit of irony in one line. Sarah Blewett's line goes back "forever" (I quit at year 1000! I hit nobility, so it was easy!) Her husband, Edward B Martin, is a total dead end! I think his mother was also a "Sarah" but no trace of dad! Poor Eddy got married, sired a daughter, made a will and died at 24, that is it!

Then there are the Morgans- I'm stuck right before the civil war with several "Stephen Morgans" - all relatives of one kind or another in Alabama! So which one is MY Stephen who died of measles in Mobile at the start of the Civil War leaving a pregnant wife and 3 sons? I will find out!

Neither of may parents talked much about their family history. My Aunt Emma did genealogy on Mom's side of the family, but Dad's side was pretty well a complete blank! It's fun to find the story of my family.


Granny :hippy:
Storm Crow Reviewed by Storm Crow on . Picture of my Ancestor - 17th century This is my ancestor from my grandfather's side of the family. His name is Peter Stuyvesant. Peter Stuyvesant - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia My last name is German through my father, but I am very Dutch through my maternal grandfather. I will not say my last name or my grandfather's last name obviously for security purposes. I'm also a relative of Sebastian Spering Kresge, the founder of K-Mart and the Sears Holdings Corporation through my mom's side as well. Just thought it was Rating: 5