Exercise caution when "finding" nobility in your ancestry -- in the 19th century a professional itinerant genealogist for hire
invented a King of France, and for each hoodwinked customer
invented a child of the invented king. Also, when dealing with genealogists, silently discount to the point of disbelief anyone, anywhere who claims to have traced their family tree back to Roman times or earlier. The records quite simply DON'T EXIST. And even if they did, no one born before 800 AD or so had any idea who their *father* was. :')
[to reiterate:] This sounds a little like crap to me -- searched *millions* for months. Got no sleep, didn't go to school, didn't leave the house, didn't even take a shower, and had to eat at the computer.
This also stinks to high heaven:
- Human populations are tightly interwoven The most recent common ancestor of all humanity lived just a few thousand years ago, according to a computer model of our family tree. Researchers have calculated that the mystery person, from whom everyone alive today is directly descended, probably lived around 1,500 BC in eastern Asia...
