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  • @ckd0680
    @ckd0680 Год назад +214

    Also as a black woman who has done family research, I have found that many of the census takers were not the best spellers & often spelled names as they heard it, forcing records to possibly be changed based on incorrect spelling.

    • @martyal
      @martyal Год назад +22

      You’re right. My family name is Reynolds and it’s found on census records as Runnels or Raynuls.

    • @brendawhitt6789
      @brendawhitt6789 Год назад +11

      Absolutely true!

    • @Marcel_Audubon
      @Marcel_Audubon Год назад +11

      Yes! so many, many mistakes by census takers over history. I think proof of a failing grade in grammar school spelling must have been a job requirement

    • @l.e.m.friedman5965
      @l.e.m.friedman5965 Год назад

      @Marcel_Autobon of course They had to be White male men all of them. No one else need apply; No Women and no People of Color.

    • @wildadventures4173
      @wildadventures4173 Год назад +6

      True, our family name goes back to 1062 and our Surname has changed 5 different times with letters added and other letters taken away.

  • @roxismith6122
    @roxismith6122 Год назад +117

    Genealogy is never boring!

  • @topherjoe1
    @topherjoe1 Год назад +145

    I wonder if that butter dish was indeed used at Lincoln's inaugural day dinner, but at HER ancestors family's dinner on the same day he was inaugurated. Having the same name may have been a cause to celebrate the event and the WHO's dinner table it was at just got lost in translation down the over the years. Great show!

    • @annetteclark8854
      @annetteclark8854 Год назад +14

      I wonder if the Lincoln Library and Museum in Springfield, Illinois or the curators of his home there, might be able to help the lady identify something about that plate or point her to someone who could identify the manufacturer and date of manufacture. If it is unique in some way, she might be able to track more of its history. It definitely was not one of the Lincoln Presidential china, but Lincoln certainly had access to more china during his lifetime that he used. Perhaps it was a plate at a friend's that he used or was something from his home. Many possibilities there. I was struck by how well the plate has been taken care of and how beautifully intact that border is. It is such a distinctive border that it seems the loop design might have been dictated or limited by the manufacturing process. There are people who research china, glassware, pottery, crystal, etc. Perhaps a museum could help or give a hint that she could research further. It's a very cool item!

    • @Marcel_Audubon
      @Marcel_Audubon Год назад +13

      ​@@annetteclark8854 yes, and the Lincoln Presidential China would not have been around on inauguration day, yet they had to eat off of something! why not milk glass? It could have been rented for the huge crowd, just as the White House does today.

    • @leese.23
      @leese.23 Год назад +3

      Good points all.

    • @new2nc51
      @new2nc51 Год назад

      Abe was a "SWARTHY" COMPLEXIONED NATIVE AMERICAN INDIGINOUS PERSON. AS WITH THE NATIVE/ABORIGINALS OF MANY MANY NATIONS HAVE BEEN COLOROZEDBY COLORIST COLONIZERS. IF SHE "IS" RELATED IT WAS BY FORCE NOT CHOICE,AGAIN, AS ALL THEY CAME INTO CONTACT WITH. SWINDLED, SWOONED, ROBBED, R@PED & K!lled. THESE FALSE NARATIVE'S HAVE TO CEASE . PBS, PLEASE DO REAL RESEARCH & GET TRUTHFUL INFO BEFORE PASSING TO THR MASSE .
      YAKOKE🙏🏾

    • @Marcel_Audubon
      @Marcel_Audubon Год назад

      @@new2nc51 sorry, but turning your capslock on doesn't make you sound any less crazy, dearie

  • @pattieodonnell723
    @pattieodonnell723 Год назад +18

    Love seeing the adoptee, whose parents (like mine) supported her finding out more about her bio heritage. When she comfortably introduced both her bio parents and the parents who raised her, it made me tear up: as my dad always said "you can never have too many people who love you".

  • @mpalmer7800
    @mpalmer7800 Год назад +27

    Oh my seeing this grown man crying over his deceased dad past life breaks my heart .

    • @lucypearlmorgan3115
      @lucypearlmorgan3115 Год назад +4

      During my family search, I found out that my father's father did not die in a fire as he was told. I sobbed for my father. The man died in 1973 from a heart attack and my father died 1992.

    • @robertbossier5745
      @robertbossier5745 7 месяцев назад

      Kinda makes us want to better ourselves in their honor. I hope he finds peace.

  • @annettezak2554
    @annettezak2554 Год назад +9

    My dad was part of the Danish resistance. Strongest man, I knew.
    Glad she found the truth about her father. ❤

  • @ajj9694
    @ajj9694 Год назад +23

    Love how articulate and poised the young lady from Detroit is.

    • @highhorseofcourse
      @highhorseofcourse Год назад +2

      Really? People are educated in Detroit.

    • @helentaylor7132
      @helentaylor7132 Год назад +1

      I agree, she was darling! My daughter isn't much older, college-educated, and has her own charisma, but this young lady was special--no "um," no "like" every third word, no slang, no vocal fry, focused and seemed grounded. It may be a benefit to have four parents! (It was nice that her birth dad showed up for her.) Whatever she chooses to do in life, I suspect she will do it well.

  • @randomvintagefilm273
    @randomvintagefilm273 Год назад +77

    Wow, there was a very special old man in the audience of the first participant - a WWII veteran with his hat. That is amazing, there aren't many left.

    • @SpeedBump7807
      @SpeedBump7807 Год назад +5

      Aired first in 2013.

    • @connie_be
      @connie_be Год назад +7

      According to US Department of Veterans Affairs statistics, 167,284 of the 16 million Americans who served in World War II are alive in 2022.

  • @jamiepan7650
    @jamiepan7650 Год назад +29

    I just love people’s reactions when they find out who they are related to.

  • @lynnboyd33
    @lynnboyd33 Год назад +37

    This was an amazing program. And my dad grew up in the Detroit area right in the heart of Indian Village, so I loved that connection right there. I loved every one of the stories. Thank you for sharing this with all of us!

  • @donnareese
    @donnareese Год назад +16

    Thank you for this. I have an enlarged aorta with two aneurysms they'll not do surgery because they said there's a chance I wouldn't make it through. So I'm headed in that direction and these things that you said really really brought me peace and helped me. God bless😊

    • @Jenny-uv4dl
      @Jenny-uv4dl Год назад

      Im terribly sorry your going through this i know wht im supposed to say as a nurse but i know wht i would say as a chronically ill person i have T-Cell lymphoma its a form of cancer tht never fully goes away its just "active" or "inactive " do wht makes you happy within reason like dont become an alcoholic 😊i personally find peace in meditation you can find many easy ones on YT but say wht you gotta say write letters they can be reread just the look of someone's handwriting can bring peace i would give alot for letter my grandma wrote me but if i could give you a hug i would( with permission of course) visit somewhere you have always wanted to go take lots of pics these are the things your family is going to look at for years write dwn family history even small things like a pecan pie recipe ( my mom cant cook so she never asked for recipe before step-grandma dementia got bad) these things will be important tag antique's etc talk about your childhood good&bad write it all dwn so it doesnt get lost i wish you peace in the coming years yes i said years😊

    • @SC-yp6lc
      @SC-yp6lc 11 месяцев назад +2

      I hope you are well today. ❤

  • @michellekeith5602
    @michellekeith5602 Год назад +39

    As someone who is biracial, it's important to learn as much as possible about your family's origins..... But it's even more important to understand our histories but not marinate in the feelings of anger at any of the not so wonderful facts 💯

    • @ginny5937
      @ginny5937 Год назад +5

      I appreciate your use of the word marinate.

    • @amyjones8114
      @amyjones8114 Год назад +4

      Wise words, Michelle. I had to tell myself: if you’re going to keep getting angry then stop researching. And I wanted to keep researching! I just stop and take breaks now to gain perspective.

    • @Jenny-uv4dl
      @Jenny-uv4dl Год назад +1

      As someone who is biracial & a history nut i know i "pass" but I.D as biracial i wont deny the ancestors but I think the phrase " marinate in anger"is extremely accurate when describing "our" history i have HUGE GIGANTE holes I'll never fill even in immediate fam. I've been through alot during my life so i had a watchband made for my fitbit tht says " YOU HAVE BEEN THROUGH SO MUCH WORSE THAN THIS YOU WILL SURVIVE JUST BREATH" anytime i think i cant make i think about the ancestors the middle passage slave markets the act of slavery i know the color of my skin is living breathing proof of rape as well as my eye color i think of ALL this ALL these STRONG FEMALES (& males) who RUN THRU ME broken& bruised by hundreds of yrs of genocide basically but WE ARE still here I cant sit in anger for the BEST REVENGE you can get on someone who abused you held you dwn is to 1.SURVIVE and then 2. THRIVE " you will scared there will broken sharp edges you try to hide BUT YOU WILL ALIVE we as a ppl have stewed for a long long long time there needs to some Iyanla Vazant talks on this subject

    • @jessicamartinez3613
      @jessicamartinez3613 10 месяцев назад +1

      I love this comment. Most peoples were enslaved at some point or another in their history. The word slave came from the Slavs who were enslaved by the Turks. The Jewish were enslaved in Egypt and they overcame. Indians enslaved Indians, blacks enslaved blacks. The institution of slavery is evil, one that has plagued the world. Slavery is still practiced today to mankind's shame.

    • @leighc2982
      @leighc2982 13 дней назад

      Yes, facts are facts, whether we like them or not.

  • @denisedarnell1641
    @denisedarnell1641 Год назад +9

    This show needs to be back on television any channel anytime !!
    We need to all trace our history !!
    This gives me the fire 🔥 to learn more than ehat I have alrrady found

  • @deb7518
    @deb7518 Год назад +11

    Great episode! Can't believe PBS took this off!

  • @charlenemeadows8716
    @charlenemeadows8716 Год назад +5

    Hi, Stephanie, I was so glad to see you back on You Tube because I enjoy your channel a lot. First, Im so sorry for the death of Timmy. I enjoyed him and his hymns. My husband died in 2006 after almost 38 years of marriage. While he was ill, he died unexpectedly. I know it is the hardest thing Ive gone through but God is faithful. Also, I wanted to say that I have lived in Texas over 50 years but spent several of my growing up years in Benton KY. My dad worked at KY dam. Then, after I married, my parents moved back to that area, Benton and Gilbertsville and he worked at Barkley Dam for over 20 years. So, we visited often. I love the area and still have friends there. God bless you and keep you.

  • @lisajeter9511
    @lisajeter9511 Год назад +5

    This polish lady had a true HERO for a father!

  • @pai9255
    @pai9255 Год назад +286

    It’s unfortunate that PBS touts Ponce De Leon as such a hero. You left out that he was there to conquer, and he was not the founder of America. The Native peoples have been here long before.

    • @decemberkat
      @decemberkat Год назад +38

      YES!! The Chickasaw tribe(one of my mothers tribes)fought off so called conquistadors for hundreds of years!

    • @jayj.6146
      @jayj.6146 Год назад +30

      EXACTLY! The background biography they gave on Juan Ponce de Leon disgusted me. I wouldn’t have been proud to say I was related to him.

    • @Majikmind72
      @Majikmind72 Год назад +25

      Facts! Nothing to brag about actually. So misguided just because he was an ancestor. He was a murderer.

    • @rachellaurent4394
      @rachellaurent4394 Год назад +25

      "When they own the information, they can bend it all they want" - John Mayer

    • @ritarichardson6635
      @ritarichardson6635 Год назад +17

      Founder?.....not

  • @J_Gamble
    @J_Gamble Год назад +9

    I miss this show! great that we can watch it here.

  • @lilwil-ns3uo
    @lilwil-ns3uo Год назад +12

    The royal bookshop family story was really interesting, and so varied in experiences. I'd love to go to London and visit that bookshop!

  • @lyricalaska
    @lyricalaska Год назад +16

    This was so fun! I love genealogy!!!! I, too, grew up in Detroit.

  • @sonjaarentsen3402
    @sonjaarentsen3402 Год назад +3

    This is great for every person watching to see the peoples' tribulations and complications.

  • @sheiladickerson5198
    @sheiladickerson5198 Год назад +8

    Would love Genealogy Roadshow to come to south Florida! My grandmother always told us that we are descendants of Eli Whitney and Davey Crockett! Would love to know!!🥰

  • @KGood28
    @KGood28 Год назад +14

    I miss antiques roadshow.

    • @Jenny-uv4dl
      @Jenny-uv4dl Год назад

      Tht was my jam I DIDNT KNOW it went off the air....i watch AR on YT i even watch the British version and do the calculations for how much item would be in $ now😅😂😮 I'm bored i have no life🙄

  • @regarded-raccoon
    @regarded-raccoon Месяц назад

    18:03 THAT'S MEEEEE that's my mom being interviewed, and my two siblings and step dad. It was a lot of fun to film and the house in Detroit was amazing

  • @georginafraser451
    @georginafraser451 8 месяцев назад +2

    I'm crazy over genealogy, and really enjoyed this show, wonderfull, my ancestors go way back to 1408 in Scotland, Highlands. Thank u so much

  • @damealeta3541
    @damealeta3541 Год назад +11

    I know so much about my mom's side of the family (one of the original founding families of Los Angeles) but hardly anything about my dad's. I need to see what I can do to find out more. This is some truly astounding information they were able to find for these people!

  • @victoriaallen3753
    @victoriaallen3753 Год назад +5

    I love this area in Detroit. I used to walk around that neighborhood as a child.

  • @Marcel_Audubon
    @Marcel_Audubon Год назад +12

    his logic on the "butter" plate is wrong - the dishes used at the inaugural wouldn't have been owned by the Lincolns. The famous Mary Todd Lincoln dishes also would not have been bought _before_ the inauguration.

    • @quickchris10
      @quickchris10 Год назад +1

      Yeah, James Buchanan prolly did have that crappy milk-glass set.

  • @dhoward5757
    @dhoward5757 Год назад +7

    If Karrisa is an example of the future generation, we will be fine, our future is in good hands.

  • @Kim-mz8co
    @Kim-mz8co 10 месяцев назад +2

    EXCELLENT episode.

  • @cynthiacarter514
    @cynthiacarter514 Год назад +10

    I love this show.

  • @alicial1239
    @alicial1239 Год назад +19

    I think the “Lincoln butter dish” was not researched or explained correctly. How would presidential China already be in place on the first inauguration of a president? Wouldn’t he have to take office before ordering China? Or does it happen on the day he’s elected? It would seem odd to me that Mary Todd Lincoln would order presidential China before her husband had become president. Are there photographs of the inauguration dinner? I’m sure many others in the audience caught this discrepancy too and want to know.

    • @releasingendorphins232
      @releasingendorphins232 Год назад

      Your are right. I would love to know. My husband is related to Mary Todd Lincoln. I was amazed at first that I may be looking at a plate that was still in my husband family. Thanks for your comment.

    • @dianad3080
      @dianad3080 Год назад

      I suspect it was something that she had ordered during the transition between when he was elected and the actual inauguration a few months later on January 20th. During that transition (as it happens in modern times), they would have been preparing for the incoming administration to hit the ground running for a smooth transition.

    • @staceyd7986
      @staceyd7986 19 дней назад

      I assume the actual inauguration dinner would have been months after he won the election like today? I might be wrong!

    • @alicial1239
      @alicial1239 18 дней назад

      @ That’s probably true, but I think Mary Todd Lincoln was not a wealthy woman and President Lincoln was not wealthy either. Why would they have purchased extravagant China before being given a government budget for such things?

  • @jillburton6041
    @jillburton6041 Год назад +3

    This is such a timely, exciting show!!

  • @itsnoahonfire
    @itsnoahonfire Год назад +10

    I recently discovered my grandmother and Judge Joe Brown are 2nd cousins 2x removed. She descends from the Blakeney family of SC and so does Judge Joe Brown and the late director John Singleton. Judge's middle name is his grandmother's surname Blakeney.

    • @quickchris10
      @quickchris10 Год назад

      I definitely can't grasped the ``times removed'' references. I do not grasp what this means at all. Is it ``in-law'' or is it years or generations or what. It doesn't seem to be ``in-law;'' that Lincoln one was clearly a blood-sharer with Abraham, yet they used the ``removed'' quantifier. So . . . is it like an exponent or what, I wonder.

    • @itsnoahonfire
      @itsnoahonfire Год назад

      @@quickchris10 removed is easy it means a generation from. For example your moms first cousin is your first cousin once removed. They are one generation from you.

    • @quickchris10
      @quickchris10 Год назад

      @@itsnoahonfire I just call that a second cousin.

    • @quickchris10
      @quickchris10 Год назад

      Grandchildren of grandpa's 1st cousin; they'd be his 3rd cousins/my 4th cousins?

    • @itsnoahonfire
      @itsnoahonfire Год назад +2

      @@quickchris10 That is a common error. That isn't a second cousin. A second cousin would have to be in your same generation meaning you share atleast one great-grandparent. Your parent's first cousin couldn't be your second cousin because you are not from the same generation the "removed" counts the degrees of separation which is very important.

  • @pjef1956
    @pjef1956 Год назад +2

    LOVE the Ponce de Leon story .... AMAZING !!

  • @leese.23
    @leese.23 Год назад +21

    The Hatchard bookstore story: back in the time when Nancy and Thomas got a divorce, there would have been absolutely no way for her to support herself or children without either shoplifting or sex work. It's very sad. Aside from the fact that the community put all the blame on Nancy apparently.

    • @catchyname5403
      @catchyname5403 Год назад +5

      Seems like even these ancestors are doing the same. This lady making sure to say her cousin “possibly could have contributed to the death of somebody” followed by “His wife, wow what a character”. The wife is the “character” for shoplifting but not her relative for murdering someone. 🙄
      Edit: typo

    • @helentaylor7132
      @helentaylor7132 Год назад +2

      @@catchyname5403 He didn't intend to murder her...he was trying to help. Just like current hospital/doctor screw-ups. Sometimes mistakes are made and people die while being helped.

  • @geralyndebolt6099
    @geralyndebolt6099 Год назад +11

    Very interesting, loved every minute of it !❤❤❤❤

  • @connieverbeck1110
    @connieverbeck1110 Год назад +5

    The pines de Leon connection!!! How exciting.

  • @daylenagel9952
    @daylenagel9952 Год назад +4

    I dearly love this show, if you were here in the United States I would certainly bring my own search to you. Keep hoping we figure it out.

  • @mycatsnameiskaren8253
    @mycatsnameiskaren8253 11 месяцев назад

    14:28 What a beautiful young lady. I hope she finds the rest of her family history and is at peace with it & herself❤.

  • @mycatsnameiskaren8253
    @mycatsnameiskaren8253 11 месяцев назад +1

    Wish they came to Northwest Florida!!! Lots of history and settlements here on the Gulf Of Mexico & we're only a few hours away from New Orleans, LA which was a big port.

  • @treasa30
    @treasa30 19 дней назад

    I love this show.... Amazing stories

  • @ginny5937
    @ginny5937 Год назад +14

    Very professional and entertaining. I couldn't stop watching! Thank you and I look forward to the next show. 🌹

  • @pkhansen4101
    @pkhansen4101 Год назад +5

    I LOVE THIS SHOW!!

  • @mycatsnameiskaren8253
    @mycatsnameiskaren8253 11 месяцев назад +1

    Wish they came to Northwest Florida!!! Lots of history and settlements here on the Gulf Of Mexico & we're only a few hours away from New Orleans, LA which is very rich in history.

  • @joanhamilton2651
    @joanhamilton2651 Год назад +14

    This being a show about genealogy the presenters should remember that just because you're black does NOT mean you're African American and should be reiterated to the family.

    • @sharronmannis3403
      @sharronmannis3403 Год назад

      That's so True,what the pale face did,they changed our history,I Trace my great great great grandfather in 1600and1700 they were American Indian native, Tribes piccatway
      I also saw where ,the African that they brought from Africa was African. What they want us all to believe that all so call Black folks came from Africa,not true,my great great grandfather was all ready here in America as Native American Indian,so what they did ,paleface did, they put American Indian native to this land as African, not true
      So they stole our Ancestors land, and lump all the original Native American Indian with the Africa.and stole our history as the original American native Indian,and gave our Indian history to the so call Fake Indian
      Today which are white people,and Mexican and Asian folks

  • @katbrown1449
    @katbrown1449 Год назад +7

    LOVE THIS

  • @laurie4275
    @laurie4275 Год назад +1

    Oh! Oh! Oh! How do we send questions in to this show? I must!!

  • @Lizzy514
    @Lizzy514 Год назад +7

    Wild how Ponce de Leon is celebrated and Columbus is vilified. He slaughtered the Taino.

  • @rridderbusch518
    @rridderbusch518 Год назад +7

    This show's "expert" should learn the difference between *Cavalry* and *Calvary.*
    Cavalry: think *HORSE.*
    Calvary: think *Bible.*

    • @LeighChambers-de7cp
      @LeighChambers-de7cp Год назад

      This is a very common mistake. Even on genealogy shows. Sigh.

  • @marystacey4796
    @marystacey4796 Год назад +4

    And the Lincoln lady is related to Tom Hanks!

  • @dianethulin1700
    @dianethulin1700 Год назад +2

    I am part of the Boone family were neighbors of the Lincoln’s in Kentucky before Abraham was born

    • @mattellemorgan2710
      @mattellemorgan2710 Год назад +1

      Many of the Boone family married lincoln's. My dad is 3rd cousin 4x from Abe lincoln thru his uncle Mordecai; (not uncle Joshua) or one of the 2 Aunt's.

  • @pizzafries
    @pizzafries Год назад +6

    If you could see a pic of my Dad & Grandpa,you'd think they were Lincolns brothers. However he is not,as far as I see related to my Dad's side,but my mother's side. He's my 6th cousin,4x removed.

  • @ccrum1127
    @ccrum1127 Год назад +11

    Abraham Lincoln was my 5th cous 8xrem…

    • @jbanana1776
      @jbanana1776 Год назад +1

      Abraham Lincoln is my first cousin 16x removed. . Hello, cousin! 😉

    • @angelamccrackin5243
      @angelamccrackin5243 Год назад

      What does removed mean....I am just learning about all of this...

    • @ccrum1127
      @ccrum1127 Год назад +1

      @@angelamccrackin5243 it is the number of generations from a common grandparent, (that you are both related to) you are from the cousin you are related to…

    • @angelamccrackin5243
      @angelamccrackin5243 Год назад

      Thank you soo much...

    • @mattellemorgan2710
      @mattellemorgan2710 Год назад +1

      Hello cousin. 3rd cousin, 4x. From Abe's uncles or aunts. Lee married a Boone/lincoln somewhere along the line in Exeter/Oley, Pa. Quaker society of friends.

  • @catherinetolbert3207
    @catherinetolbert3207 Год назад +5

    Come to Beaufort SC where we still on part of the family land given by the plantation owners. It’s beginning to fade especially after Covid the Gullahs here went overlooked for years and now although they see us they want to take what we had and inherited from generations of formate slaves

  • @debrakennedy7671
    @debrakennedy7671 Год назад +4

    I am related to the Rockefellers. Too bad from illegitimacy, in Canada. The father was a traveling salesman. Lol.

  • @honeylacecookie
    @honeylacecookie 13 дней назад

    I too have had a big awe ha moment when I inherited several old Winchester rifles, all with low serial numbers. Turns out they were all given to my great grandfather grandfather and great uncles. All were direct cousins of Oliver Winchester on Oliver's mother's side. Those rifles are now museum pieces

  • @nanaof7preciousgrands115
    @nanaof7preciousgrands115 Год назад +4

    Our family name was KLEIN...
    heritage in Germany and Ireland ..
    We were always told that it had to be KLEIN SOMETHING.
    KLEIN MEANS LITTLE. .
    So little man , little boy or little house. No clue but would love to know more 😊

  • @nitaatkinson4707
    @nitaatkinson4707 Год назад +1

    I believe the dish was at the inauguration

  • @kapioleilanionalanielua
    @kapioleilanionalanielua Год назад +9

    I did some research on my genealogy and I found out I am a descendent of a man who (possibly) names Arizona. He was a lawyer and politician. I know history says another man named Arizona, but my great great great grandfather spoke Spanish and knew the history of the land from the American Indians and most politicians back in the 1800s give credit to my GGG grandfather, William Claude Jones. I am also related to a lot of Hawaiian ali'i, like most Hawaiians. In connection with this video, it was rumored that Jones knew President Lincoln and even had letters signed from the President.

  • @quickchris10
    @quickchris10 Год назад +10

    They never wanna say anything remotely ``scandalous'' about Lincoln. I wish they would talk about Abraham's mother's side of the family, which is shadowy. His mother Nancy was raised by the Hanks family, but Nancy Hanks was raising Nancy as a favor to her sister, who was a Sparrow. So, Lincoln's mother didn't know who her real father was. I guess if DNA could show it, they already would have done. I just feel this is a great mystery to be solved. I found this info in an old book in a military library, unfortunately I guess I didn't take notes/don't know what book.

    • @jovieappoggiatura
      @jovieappoggiatura Год назад +1

      Military libraries are the best

    • @ccbarr58
      @ccbarr58 2 месяца назад

      Nancy Hanks had a brother whose descendent is Tom Hanks. Ask him.

  • @msdillihayskitchen5164
    @msdillihayskitchen5164 Год назад +3

    Hello! How can I find my people? I can i connect with you guys? This is a wonderful thing you’re doing for the people.

  • @terryenriques6810
    @terryenriques6810 Год назад +3

    Wow!! Super cool.

  • @outerspacedev
    @outerspacedev Год назад +2

    That was the butter dish used at President Lincoln's inauguration!

    • @Sanity_Faire
      @Sanity_Faire Год назад +2

      Too bad this lady and family got such a quick and wrong answer

  • @Pou1gie1
    @Pou1gie1 Год назад +4

    In the chapters they spelled the name Hatcher, not Hatchard.

  • @shelleydarby3501
    @shelleydarby3501 Год назад +1

    I am related to this lady amazing my great great grandfather married Barbara Lincoln which is John Crutchfield

  • @dotrhoades4944
    @dotrhoades4944 Год назад +3

    I came across your video and I was amazed. I have dreamed to see who was related to whether good or bad. Is it possible for you to explain to me the process if I can afford to find out about my history.

  • @janettebrown8910
    @janettebrown8910 Год назад +2

    Elvis Presley’s the second one his mouth is like Lincoln’s lower lip. Exact is Elvis’s just like Lincoln. You couldn’t see his defect till he smiled.

  • @brittanyhayes1043
    @brittanyhayes1043 Год назад

    Do they have a soundtrack list?

  • @DB2hull
    @DB2hull 6 дней назад

    I wanted to know more about the blue butter dish!

  • @judysowell290
    @judysowell290 Год назад +4

    How do I find out where your program is coming next? I live in Madison, MS - not far from Jackson. My family tree is on Ancestry. Thanks to my Aunt Billye who did her DNA through them, I've been able to prove back to 7 generations! Lots of Scots, Irish, English and some French Huguenots - mostly "Protestors" of the Catholic faith. From what I can tell, we've had numerous ancestors in colonial settlements all up and down the eastern seaboard of America. I've found numerous soldiers who participated in the American Revolution. Reportedly even some who were in the shadow government prior to the First Continental Congress (i.e. the Committees of Correspondence and Observation) Thanks to Ancestry I've been able to go back into the 1500's with about 4 lines. It is hard to confirm these though. One line of my Mother's Mother is McClelland - I've gotten mired down due to the similar named Aaron David, David. I would really like to get this family line settled. Also, on my Mothers side is a line called "Stone" - which we are wondering if it is related to the Signer of the Declaration of Independence called Thomas Stone.

    • @ccrum1127
      @ccrum1127 Год назад

      Thomas P Stone, Signer of the Declar of independ is related to the Governor Wm Maximillian Stone…

  • @gwendolynfisher3909
    @gwendolynfisher3909 Год назад +3

    It's awesome finding this. I've always been intrigued by genealogy, especially with my own. Although, I would dig more into it. How do we contact you all?

  • @ccrum1127
    @ccrum1127 Год назад +6

    Gen Robert E Lee was my 7th cous 5xrem…

    • @punxxi
      @punxxi Год назад +1

      We must be related somehow then. Did you know he was related to Pocahantas?

    • @ccrum1127
      @ccrum1127 Год назад +1

      @@punxxi Pocahontas was my 1st cous 13xrem….

    • @garycarpenter2980
      @garycarpenter2980 Год назад

      Howdy'there"cousin"I'm a Lee as well if you're related to him then you are related to Jefferson Davis and George Washington and McKinley

    • @ccrum1127
      @ccrum1127 Год назад

      @@garycarpenter2980 George Washington 3rd cous 8xrem, I am related to both of Jefferson Davis’s wives, but not to Jefferson Davis himself…also related to Zachary Taylor 12th POTUS 3rd cous 13xrem..not related to McKinley..so Hello cousin..

    • @garycarpenter2980
      @garycarpenter2980 Год назад

      @@ccrum1127 Hello there I just realized that Jeff Davis had married twice his first wife died of smallpox and then he married Lee's sister

  • @tgltyty
    @tgltyty Год назад +1

    how do I get on your show I would LOVE to find out more about my family history

  • @lschimes6844
    @lschimes6844 Год назад +2

    Will this show ever return?

  • @barbaraortwein7646
    @barbaraortwein7646 4 месяца назад

    I'd like to add an aspect to the Blackman story. As a native German who speaks several languages fluently, the former German name of the Blackmans "Blechmann" sounds in German - correctly pronounced - alike to Blackmann.
    "Blechmann" , does not mean a black man, but a tin man, a name for a toy or a worker in a production of tin and iron.
    The second part of the German name "Mann" means "man" in English, The Blackman family would erase the second "n", when they became American citizens.
    And by the way - the former province of Kurland did not belong to Russia all the time. It had been part time Prussian and the Prussians would have spoken German, so that might be the reason why Mr. Blackman had not a Russian, but a German name.

  • @sheadavis8899
    @sheadavis8899 Год назад +1

    How do you get an opportunity to get on this show? This is amazing!

  • @gt8509
    @gt8509 Год назад

    So so interesting, wow!

  • @TeknoMediumsParanormal1111
    @TeknoMediumsParanormal1111 11 месяцев назад

    Im related to Pilgrims, big woop lol❤❤❤
    I love them and am proud of them, of course, but it doesn't make us any more special than anyone else. ❤❤❤

  • @gaylehudson7267
    @gaylehudson7267 Год назад +4

    How did a woman who died at two years old have a child? I must have misunderstood the telling of the life story.

    • @89visionartistry89
      @89visionartistry89 Год назад +1

      I think he meant she died when he was two and just got his words mixed up.

    • @angelamccrackin5243
      @angelamccrackin5243 Год назад

      I heard it that way also..

    • @releasingendorphins232
      @releasingendorphins232 Год назад

      I think she said this dad's mother died when his dad was 2. His father was disabled after that and raised him. That's why he said the story explained a whole lot. His father did not get to know this mom or his sons grandmother either. So sad.

  • @kellyrager3456
    @kellyrager3456 Год назад +2

    How do I get to do this? I want to find out if we are DAR. or anything related to the American Revolution. Please help my family.

    • @cynsi7604
      @cynsi7604 Год назад

      You need to find out if your ancestors served in the Revolution War. So you need to trace back to then. When you find that if they did you have to collect paper work on it and then summit it. With my family members I have several that have been tracked back and they (DAR) already have the paperwork on then so everything has already been documented. Once you have one try to find out if there are more, that way yrs later other generations can document through the main one & others. Hope that helps. 🙂 ✌🏻

    • @rubyparchment5523
      @rubyparchment5523 Год назад

      I’m the descendant of a Hessian, but never applied to that organization.

  • @tst1200
    @tst1200 Год назад +1

    I am totally curious about the plate...how old and could it have been not at the official inaugural dinner but still belonged to Abraham Lincoln or a Lincoln ancestor at least maybe Samuel? Or not owned by Abraham but was one of the dishes replaced by the purchase ?

  • @scott1395
    @scott1395 Год назад +1

    Wow. I went to school with a few African American ingrams in a neighboring County from Hancock Co ga! Could have very well been this young lady's relatives!

    • @riahdaniels54
      @riahdaniels54 Год назад +1

      Probably more that they were all from the same slave owner. Slaves were given their owners sir name so not all were related but all worked together.

  • @maryfrump7937
    @maryfrump7937 Год назад +6

    I was lucky. We knew very little about my Moms maternal side. Thanks to the fact they had paper trails I have gone back as far as the Vikings!.

  • @jezzp2
    @jezzp2 Год назад +1

    I am related to Andrew McCormick. He was friends with Lincoln. (Illinois State senator)

  • @randomsasquatchwithwifi4090
    @randomsasquatchwithwifi4090 Год назад +2

    Here we are, in the 21st century, trying to prove that we are in some way related to a pioneer of history rather than becoming the pioneers of today.

    • @toast1188
      @toast1188 Год назад +2

      Or it’s fun and helps people make sense of how they got here.

  • @Sky-pt6lc
    @Sky-pt6lc Год назад +5

    Ponce de Leon wasn’t American so she can’t claim she’s more American than her husband. He’s just another colonizer. I am confused is she claiming to be Puerto Rican or is she mexican since she’s from Chihuahua Mexico and her family been there a long time. Long enough for her ancestors to have married native Mexicans.

    • @LightoftheMoon
      @LightoftheMoon Год назад

      Please listen to her lineage in the segment again. She did not claim what you say. Her family history is actually quite awesome. 🙂

    • @Sky-pt6lc
      @Sky-pt6lc Год назад +2

      @@LightoftheMoon yes her lineage is interesting, but not American. That’s all I am saying. I have spanish ancestors but I feel no connection with them.

    • @LightoftheMoon
      @LightoftheMoon Год назад +1

      @@Sky-pt6lc Ok, I think what she said has been misconstrued. And there may be some conflation.
      She is a Detroiter, so she is all good with me. Anyone born in Detroit is awesome anyways.
      I also was born and raised in Detroit. Side note:
      I miss the historic history of the Burton collection in the basement of the main branch of the Detroit Public Library.
      Have a pleasant afternoon 🙂

    • @Sky-pt6lc
      @Sky-pt6lc Год назад

      @@LightoftheMoon she wasn’t born in Detroit because she has a foreign accent. That’s interesting about the Detroit library. I will see if I could find it on the internet.

    • @cynsi7604
      @cynsi7604 Год назад +2

      Ok, what I think she was trying to say is that she believes she is “more American than her husband” because of her lineage to a 🇪🇸 Spaniard; Ponce de Leon. Since he landed/discovered in lower America which he named FL. In Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 he was elected governor there. But USA (aka America) wasn’t what it is now. But her lineage is that Ponce de Leon is her 15th great grandfather. And that he more or less relocated to a Spanish territory Mexico 🇲🇽 & the family lived there for a few generations. Making them more or less Spanish/Mexican. Until 1917 that PR 🇵🇷 was acquired by the US making it US territory & US citizens. Mexico I don’t believe was ever America/USA territory. When we won our Independence from the British Kingdom🇬🇧with the Revolutionary War in 1775-1786. Up to 1786 & after we were considered “American” US citizens after the war.
      Now I believe you either have to be born in the USA to be considered “American” or through taking Citizenship test. You can have citizenship through your parents not of the USA & go back to a different country, if you are born here. Unless his ancestors have been here since before 1917 when PR 🇵🇷 was acquired as US territory. He has been an AMERICAN LONGER “NOT MORE AMERICAN” since both side descended from parts of Europe. 🇺🇸 But since her family is from Mexico 🇲🇽 & I’m guessing she was born there. Either she or her family had to acquire her/their US citizenship.
      I hope that made sense… in a confusing way 😵‍💫 lol. I may have gotten some places messed up but it’s the best I could figure out. 🤔✌🏻🙂🇺🇸

  • @michelleg7
    @michelleg7 20 дней назад

    The records for the Spanish Ministry of Culture isn't that difficult to get its just a long time they take because of the amount of requests they get and you order them online and we have to pay for them and for them to be digitized for you. This is the information I found for Juana's brother, Conquistador of Mexico Juan Gonzalez Ponce de Leon, son of Juan Ponce de Leon and Beatriz de Luna. He himself was with Hernan Cortes at Tenochtitlan and was with Cortes when Cortes's wife mysteriously died. So Juan has a great deal of descendants in Mexico ironically. Juan Gonzalez Ponce got married had a few children, died a wealthy man in Mexico from the encomienda he was granted.

  • @EnchantedRiversPhotography
    @EnchantedRiversPhotography Год назад +2

    Abraham Lincoln is one of my ggggg grand fathers son Mordici

  • @PaulaakaPaben
    @PaulaakaPaben Год назад +4

    There should be A lot Of Pride in your Family History, no matter your race or color!

  • @tonimcguire8588
    @tonimcguire8588 Год назад +1

    Family history has been fun to search and it has revealed three mysteries. I know my step grandmother is related to Louis Armstrong but I don’t know how. Through DNA I found a distant relative, but we don’t know how we are related. Then an unexpected baby shows up with family that to mine and family knowledge says the couple didn’t have a baby.

  • @staceyd7986
    @staceyd7986 19 дней назад

    As a Brit, I’ve never heard of Ponce de Leon untill I watched this video, curious question though… in what way is he different to Columbus in the sense this other guy is celebrated but Columbus statues are being taken down and he is been labelled as an evil coloniser by many people?

  • @jenferris6879
    @jenferris6879 Год назад +3

    Only 4 years for murder really

  • @margaretwolak9849
    @margaretwolak9849 Год назад +2

    ❤️ Love..I Would Know my HISTORY 💕

  • @bethbartlett5692
    @bethbartlett5692 Год назад +1

    *Abraham Lincoln was a relative of ours too. Genealogy turned this up when my sister had her DNA Test.*

  • @angelacahill9460
    @angelacahill9460 Год назад +1

    How old is this episode? The Polish lady looks about 60 yrs old, but she was born in 1940.

    • @martyal
      @martyal Год назад

      She announced to the interviewer that she has been married for 51 years so I’m guessing that she’s got some good genes at work.

    • @angelagoos2206
      @angelagoos2206 Год назад +1

      I believe it aired on tv in 2013

  • @rubydawn1
    @rubydawn1 Год назад +1

    so cool

  • @tinajoan
    @tinajoan 2 месяца назад

    Im interested to know why theres a pic of the Tasmanian aborigine William lanne in the title but i cant see where he’s mentioned in this program ? Also known as king billy

  • @frankscarborough1428
    @frankscarborough1428 Год назад

    Really enjoyed

  • @rebeccahiggins2369
    @rebeccahiggins2369 Год назад +2

    COOL!