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As couple of the people probably can tell you who are reading this right now (Hi Cousins!) my family tree is ummm... diverse? I just managed to date another branch back to the 18th c and my mom and I think we have found more ancestors along that branch....making it go back to the 9th c because someone else already did the research. (Emma Moore m William Chilton Bruin whose daughter, Edna Bruin Seay Hall had a son Randolph Seay whose my Grandpa. :-) Anyways, someone else posted info on Emma Moore m William Bruin and their family lines going WAY back. We just need to verify that it's the same people...despite the fact the places and names match and the estimate times match perfectly)
Anyways, my SCA name, Isabella D'Angelo actually comes from my Maternal line which is why I figured I'd post this. That, and it's interesting.
As couple of the people probably can tell you who are reading this right now (Hi Cousins!) my family tree is ummm... diverse? I just managed to date another branch back to the 18th c and my mom and I think we have found more ancestors along that branch....making it go back to the 9th c because someone else already did the research. (Emma Moore m William Chilton Bruin whose daughter, Edna Bruin Seay Hall had a son Randolph Seay whose my Grandpa. :-) Anyways, someone else posted info on Emma Moore m William Bruin and their family lines going WAY back. We just need to verify that it's the same people...despite the fact the places and names match and the estimate times match perfectly)
Anyways, my SCA name, Isabella D'Angelo actually comes from my Maternal line which is why I figured I'd post this. That, and it's interesting.
