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My (properly) researched family tree is 15 generations deep for me personally, so far. My uncle has done quite a lot of research. Quite a lot. At the extreme
by gerdesj 5y ago
My (properly) researched family tree is 15 generations deep for me personally, so far.
My uncle has done quite a lot of research. Quite a lot. At the extreme 15 gens down, you get this in your Ahnentafel:
"26921. Alice15 John (14829). Her married name was Trelowarth (14829).
She was born circa 1550. She married Robert Trelowarth (14828) on 3 Oct
1574 at Wendron, Cornwall, UK. She died circa 1603 at Wendron, Cornwall,
UK."
- cyberpunk 5y agoOh, you're American? I'm pretty sure 15 generations ago I was probably Danish but that doesn't make me one of them... I kind of understand need to identify as someone more interesting though, I suppose. Perhaps you should just own who you are instead of pretending though my friend, maybe look into some meditation or such.. Edit: Apologies, I see you say you are British, however I've never met a British person who would ever identify as coming from more than one of our member countries. An Englishman calling himself Welsh? A Scot calling himself English? I mean.. I find it unlikely somehow.. But, hey ho, I'm often wrong and presumably this was one of those occasions. No offence intended.
- gerdesj 5y agoPiss off, I'm British.