I began documenting my family ancestors back in the mid 1980's using my old 286 computer. The program I had was very easy to use for family tree and history building, but when the next version of PC, the 386, came out, I lost my family data.

Meanwhile, a cousin began working on our family tree and my life got in my way and I set it aside for a long time. I returned to it much later without capturing historical information from many still living ancestors. You know what they say about hindsight being 20/20.

Now I am working on more than eight branches of my family tree: White, Guerrero, Carlisle, Frausto, Davis, Clark, Laughlin, Hallford, Medlins (Phew!). Some of my research is in its infancy, but with the help of wonderful cousins (you know who you are LJ, PH, JH, MB, RP) I will keep our families history alive.

Profile photo was taken at my grandmothers 100th birthday celebration at First Dallas, with my sister, Rene', great aunt Bonnie, Peggy, her daughter and my 2nd cousin Clark.

I began documenting my family ancestors back in the mid 1980's using my old 286 computer. The program I had was very easy to use for family tree and history building, but when the next version of PC, the 386, came out, I lost my family data.

Meanwhile, a cousin began working on our family tree and my life got in my way and I set it aside for a long time. I returned to it much later without capturing historical information from many still living ancestors. You know what they say about hindsight being 20/20.

Now I am working on more than eight branches of my family tree: White, Guerrero, Carlisle, Frausto, Davis, Clark, Laughlin, Hallford, Medlins (Phew!). Some of my research is in its infancy, but with the help of wonderful cousins (you know who you are LJ, PH, JH, MB, RP) I will keep our families history alive.

Profile photo was taken at my grandmothers 100th birthday celebration at First Dallas, with my sister, Rene', great aunt Bonnie, Peggy, her daughter and my 2nd cousin Clark.