I’ve done genealogy for years. It’s been fascinating to go back to the early 1700’s of both my parents lineage. The oldest generation I can remember is my mother’s, mother’s mother. My great grandma Willis. I remember seeing her at family gatherings sitting in her rocking chair.

@Faceon6790

3 ай бұрын

Wow ! That is really impressive. I couldn't even get into the 1980s...

it feels great to be able to track your history. I remember a great grandfather and my great grand mother on my mother's side. I am 77.

@AncestryUS

4 ай бұрын

We couldn't agree more, John! Thanks for stopping by and we hope you enjoyed this video.

Weve been able to trace our European line back to Charlemagne and Clovis I. (Husband and myself.) So cool to know!

Wonderful to know this!

Its very interesting finding out who your ancestors were and trying to have a deeper connection to your family's past and appreciating everthing our ancentors did.

@AncestryUS

4 ай бұрын

Very well said! Thanks for stopping by and we hope you enjoyed this video.

I worked with a Charles Shaw, he passed in 2015, hear in Denver area.

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Jolanta is pronounced Yolanta ;)

You can’t assume your great grandparents were born into slavery, especially in Kentucky as there were plenty of free people living there. I know this from my own personal family history.

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