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Vignettes of my ancestors who made me who I am.

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Comment from Theodore McDowell
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Lol. There's a lot of sketchy stuff in the King family line--lots of children, feuding, selling whiskey and moonshine, slave owners, and writers. They add spice to the legacy!!!!!!!!!!

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 Comment Written 26-Jul-2022


reply by the author on 27-Jul-2022
    Thank you Ted. Finally I find a root with a bit of spice in it. LOL
    Beth
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Wow! I'm in awe of your incredible research done to find out about your husband, Evan's family and yours, thus tying your children to these two notable branches, this is another name. We may well be related, my family's roots on one side date back to Jutland, and the other to the ancient Britons. Beautifully written blessings Roy

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 Comment Written 26-Jul-2022


reply by the author on 27-Jul-2022
    Thank you Roy. I appreciate the review and comments. I'm not familiar with Jutland but it seems most of us in this country has roots in the British empire.
reply by royowen on 27-Jul-2022
    Jutland is where the Angles Saxons andJutes hail from, it?s where Denmark, and Germany converge,
reply by the author on 27-Jul-2022
    Oh...One of my lines did come from that area.
reply by royowen on 27-Jul-2022
    If you are Anglo Saxon that?s where the English part way back is, otherwise Celtish. The Norman?s were celts, related to Cornish folk. Celts hail originally from mid Europe, it?s complicated.