Genealogy anyone?

[McSmokey]

I would also lime to add that I love using ancestry and keeping the tree online because the. You can invite other family members to add in data directly to the tree or even help you search

[bobarian]

A distant Aunt spent the majority of her life researching her family's roots. She traced back our history over 2200 years to the second migration of Polynesian's from Tahiti to Hawaii.

For serious research beyond what is available on the web many head to Salt Lake City and the Family History Library. There are branch libraries in many states.

[kaisersozei]

Originally Posted by bobarian

A distant Aunt spent the majority of her life researching her family's roots. She traced back our history over 2200 years to the second migration of Polynesian's from Tahiti to Hawaii.

For serious research beyond what is available on the web many head to Salt Lake City and the Family History Library. There are branch libraries in many states.

That's really cool! My parents' families are huge, and many of my cousins, etc., have tried to track our tree but usually get stymied in Europe--Hungary & the old Czech Republic, or thereabouts.

My wife has been able to trace hers back to the Mayflower on one side (including a relationship to General Grant), and to one of the Iroquois nations on the other.