I caught the genealogy bug at a young age. Something deep inside me has always driven me to piece together our family puzzle for reasons I couldn't quite explain. It feels as though I will only be truly complete once our family tree is beautifully and fully formed, with every member having their rightful place and story preserved. My goal is to create a lasting legacy—a detailed record of who we were—to pass on to future generations.

To me, understanding the past is vital. By breaking down family taboos and embracing our shared history, we can build a stronger, more connected new generation that knows exactly where it comes from and where it's going. I have a deep fascination with our ancestors and the stories behind their surnames, and I welcome any information others might have to share.

Even more than that, I'm eager to collaborate, discuss, and potentially meet family members I have yet to discover as I work toward completing the lineage. Some of the surnames I am particularly interested in include (but are not limited to): Chilton, Brown, Schultz, Kruger, Ball, Cooke, Ironmonger, Cordray, Seymour (or St. Maur), and Goddard.

If you have any information or would like to connect, please don't hesitate to reach out—my door is always open!

I caught the genealogy bug at a young age. Something deep inside me has always driven me to piece together our family puzzle for reasons I couldn't quite explain. It feels as though I will only be truly complete once our family tree is beautifully and fully formed, with every member having their rightful place and story preserved. My goal is to create a lasting legacy—a detailed record of who we were—to pass on to future generations.

To me, understanding the past is vital. By breaking down family taboos and embracing our shared history, we can build a stronger, more connected new generation that knows exactly where it comes from and where it's going. I have a deep fascination with our ancestors and the stories behind their surnames, and I welcome any information others might have to share.

Even more than that, I'm eager to collaborate, discuss, and potentially meet family members I have yet to discover as I work toward completing the lineage. Some of the surnames I am particularly interested in include (but are not limited to): Chilton, Brown, Schultz, Kruger, Ball, Cooke, Ironmonger, Cordray, Seymour (or St. Maur), and Goddard.

If you have any information or would like to connect, please don't hesitate to reach out—my door is always open!