Over 40 years ago, I set out to find who my grandfather George Anderson really was, besides an enigma. Back then we didnt have the internet, you got in the car and drove to places, checking headstones and libraries for clues and histories. Over 25,000 relatives later, that still goes unanswered. Check out my webpages for those 25,000 people who go back to the Mayflower, my husband's line that goes back to Charlemagne and family that was kidnapped by Native Americans in WVA. Along the way I have picked up stories kept by those family members, including a detailed account of the family's move from Pennsylvania and WVA to Illinois and Iowa.

Over 40 years ago, I set out to find who my grandfather George Anderson really was, besides an enigma. Back then we didnt have the internet, you got in the car and drove to places, checking headstones and libraries for clues and histories. Over 25,000 relatives later, that still goes unanswered. Check out my webpages for those 25,000 people who go back to the Mayflower, my husband's line that goes back to Charlemagne and family that was kidnapped by Native Americans in WVA. Along the way I have picked up stories kept by those family members, including a detailed account of the family's move from Pennsylvania and WVA to Illinois and Iowa.