[Aliska]

That's fascinating. Thank you. One way or another it is probably true, but some of my favorite lines all it takes in many, many generations is one wrong paternity to invalidate much of the line further back.

I assume I probably go back 2000 years from my British Isles genelogy, don't know about Egypt, of course.

I've uncovered a lot of interesting and fun family history, but most blue blood claimants have a whole lot more of it than I do.

Here is a link to one of the best vetted genealogy lineages of royalty if anybody is interested. It gets a little tricky to keep your place, but you can get the hang of it with a little effort.

http://www.genealogics.org

Don't be put off by the fact that an Australian built it and manages it. It covers many North American gateway ancestors and their lineages. And what a fine resource it is, the best genealogical database of its kind I'm aware of. There are many excellent family sites, too.

[Irish Eyes]

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According to some genealogy show, the man whose ancestry makes him the true claimant to the throne of the UK is an Australian.