The genealogy bug bit me in high school. I am the collector for our family and have enjoyed sharing many photos, letters, etc. with others. Both sides of my family (direct descendants) have been in the US since very pre-American Revolutionary War and were founders of many towns; some came over with William Penn (Beeson side), one financed the Mayflower (Goffee), some came on the Mayflower II (Blossom), many were Minute Men, one gave the land for Princeton (FitzRandolph), several were early Harvard graduates (one was in John Adams' class), but most were hard-working farmers; almost all were either from Scotland, Ireland, Wales, or England. Through Find-A-Grave, I have learned many new things - an excellent site - thank you volunteers for your hard work.

The genealogy bug bit me in high school. I am the collector for our family and have enjoyed sharing many photos, letters, etc. with others. Both sides of my family (direct descendants) have been in the US since very pre-American Revolutionary War and were founders of many towns; some came over with William Penn (Beeson side), one financed the Mayflower (Goffee), some came on the Mayflower II (Blossom), many were Minute Men, one gave the land for Princeton (FitzRandolph), several were early Harvard graduates (one was in John Adams' class), but most were hard-working farmers; almost all were either from Scotland, Ireland, Wales, or England. Through Find-A-Grave, I have learned many new things - an excellent site - thank you volunteers for your hard work.