I found that a few 2nd cousins 4 times removed type of relative intermarried with someone else in the family line and became a 3rd gr. grandfather or 10th great grandmother (these are just examples). These were people I had not bothered to follow at first then found the connection that turned them into great grandparents. I have a 20th great grandmother who becomes her own mother-in-law.
Carol


Carolyn M. Getting wrote:

Dear Bill,

I don't know that the trend has dominated the genealogy quest today, but I
do know that with all the intermarriages it is most helpful to make a wide
canvas of the families and their brothers and sisters and spouses.  I don't
follow lines that will lead me no where except in some cases where I have an
interest in a group of people in a particular county or town.  While I am
following my genealogy I am also interested in my families history and that
history is made up by the people who lived during their life time.
Inveribly these families seem to tie in some where either in the past or
present and will perhaps in the future.  Family historians are a bit
different I think than just straight genealogy.  Anyway that's my thinking.
God bless.

Carolyn,
just an old Texas Gal.
Life is like pouring water into a Coke bottle.  If you're the least bit
scared, you can't do it.

Researching:
Knight/Byles/Walton/Espy/Smith/Little/Marshall/
Waters/Garner/Martin/Foote/Berryman/Colclough/
Rogers/Grigsby/Blanton/Tate/McGuffey/Hobbs/
Schuenemann/Latinsky/Altman/Gambel/Sinz & Gross
WebSite:  http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cgetting/
WebSite:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cgetting/familygroups/


----- Original Message ----- From: "Bill Daniels" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Legacy Group" <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, April 10, 2005 6:46 AM Subject: [LegacyUG] Wondering




I realize that this comment and question is not on the topic of Legacy
BUT as I read all of your emails many tell of a data base of
10,000--20,000-- even 30,000  individuals in your database with Legacy.
For myself I go back  8 generations for my bloodline 14 generation with
my mother's family, and 9 generations with my wife's side of her family
with both parents. This includes all children within each generational
family. And I have only tops 670 individuals.  Yes, I have not expanded
on all 13 children of my 4th great grand father. just my bloodline.
Now my question:

Is there a trend to expand your family tree in every direction to  amass
such a hugh amount of family tree with 30,000 individuals?  and Why has
this trend dominate the genealogy quest today?

Bill DAniels


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