Fancy that for a good result!

[thepalace1]

Well, today I received a bit of suprising news, after being told the correct details of my great grandmother, and researching her ancestors, I found a chap online who had already traced that side of the family. Most suprising to find that -:

My 22x G Grandfather was a one Edward I Plantagenet b. 17 Jun 1239, d 7 Jul 1307
My 23x G Grandfather was a one Henry III Plantagenet
My 24x G Grandfather was a one John Lackland Plantagenet and his brother Richard I (Lionheart)



and somewhere there in the tree was snipets of data relating to Emporers of Rome

He He He, you should look at me and where I live, not a jot on Kings and Emporers.

[v.wells]

Dizzying thought, counting that many gggrandfathers!:D

[thepalace1]

Dizzying thought, counting that many gggrandfathers!:D

Dizzying, you can say that again

Best thing tonight, you should have seen the look on my partners face when I told her she should bow in my presence, he he.

Well its all good fun.

And I am still going, My 29x Great Grandfather is Robert I Duke of Normandy

[pipsqueak]

Have you calculated how many 29xg gfs you have? Have you figured out how many millions of people can claim the same ones? The whole thing is mind-boggling! It's a rare thing to be able to trace that far back with any accuracy.

(1,073,741,824 = total # of 29xG-GFs)