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Sunday, April 10, 2011

STRANGE BUT TRUE

Strange But True Genealogy Stories - On the Lighter Side









Ancestry.ca™ Family Tree 6+ billion records. Free trees help make discoveries easy. Try today. Ancestry.ca

Ancestry Search 4,000,000,000+ Names. 3-Day Free Trial. Start Now! FamilyLink.com/Ancestry

Genealogy Genealogical database. Easy to use. Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba. Register www.YourFolks.com You Never Know What Your Genealogy Research Will Unearth




When you research your genealogy you run the risk of discovering inlaws and outlaws, literally. If you're squeamish about what you might find you better not look. Almost every family has a skeleton in the closet.

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For People Who Would Never Dream of Lying


A lady who had attained financial and social status asked an author to help search out her genealogy and assist her in writing a book on her family history. The author began his research. He soon came back to tell her he had discovered that one of her grandfathers had been electrocuted in New York's Sing Sing Prison. She was stunned, and wanted that part left out of the book. But the author insisted that everything, good or bad, should be included. The lady pleaded with him to write words that would hide the truth. The author came up with this:



'One of her grandfathers occupied the chair of applied electricity at one of America's best-known institutions. He was very much attached to his position and literally died in the harness.'



This satisfied her and her book was written for posterity."



~Author Unknown

Don't Be Afraid of the Skeletons in Your Closet

Who Knows, You Might Even Find a Blueblood Instead

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on't be afraid of what you find when you start digging up your family history. There really is no telling where it will lead, and that's the fun of it.



Our family folklore was that someone on my father's side was related to John Wilkes Booth, murderer of Abraham Lincoln. While researching the line that rumor was attached to, I quite accidentally unearthed another related line that was documented clear back to the Mayflower Pilgrims, making John Alden and Priscilla Mullins my direct 11th great grandparents.



So maybe that other guy was related to them, too, or maybe not. I never could find him - still looking.

How To Find the Skeletons and Bluebloods In Your Family Tree

You Never Know What's There Until You Look

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