Happily married, mother of two adults (and hoping to level up to granny one day!), I also work outside the home these days. I still enjoy working with other family members to "climb my tree" but had to let my hobby lie dormant for a few years. ** As of Sept 2017 I have recovered my password and am going through old emails, so if you think we're kin, drop me a line! Enter 'family' or an ancestral name in the subject line. My lines include: Hensley, Williams, Carman, Cornett and others, with main areas being KY, TN, & NC.I have also researched my husband's families, which has deep and old ties to KY and NC as well. The most interesting names we have for him, with good information, are Coyle, Chambers, Griffith, and Hurst.

Happily married, mother of two adults (and hoping to level up to granny one day!), I also work outside the home these days. I still enjoy working with other family members to "climb my tree" but had to let my hobby lie dormant for a few years. ** As of Sept 2017 I have recovered my password and am going through old emails, so if you think we're kin, drop me a line! Enter 'family' or an ancestral name in the subject line. My lines include: Hensley, Williams, Carman, Cornett and others, with main areas being KY, TN, & NC.I have also researched my husband's families, which has deep and old ties to KY and NC as well. The most interesting names we have for him, with good information, are Coyle, Chambers, Griffith, and Hurst.