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Ancestry.com has finally paid off! Look at this family tree!
OK This is crazy! This is the result of two years of research. It's AMAZING!I left the last four generations off to keep my family Private, you'll have to take my word for it. It starts at the bottom with me, and goes up...Gets real interesting around the 30th Great Grandparents.
Mariamne I ?the Hasmonean?[D29BCE] and Husband Herrod the Great [74-4BCE] Aristobolus Arria and Wife Berenice Idumea Titus Flavious Sabinus II and Wife Mariamne Ariia Elder >>SPLIT Line - Mariamne Ariia Caecena Line Gaius Julius Caesar I and Wife Unknown Gaius Julius Caesar II and Wife Marcia Regia Gaius Julius Caesar the Elder[140BC-85BC] and Wife Aurelia Cotta [120BC-54BC] Gaius Julius Caesar Emperor of Rome[100BC-44BC] and Wife Lucia Calpurnia Piso Marcus Julius Antonius Gneius Caesar and Wife Plancina Gaius Calpernius Caesonius Piso and Wife Mariamne Ariia Caecena << SPLIT LINE Arrius Antonius Piso and wife Bionia Procilla Marcu Ulpius Trajan[80-117] and wife Pompeia Plotina Piso[B90] Julianus Calpernius Piso[B100] and Wife Domitia Lucila Tranjanus[B100] Marcus Flavius Valerius Constantius[250-306] and wife Saint Helena [248-330] Flavia Fausta[289-326] and Husband Constantine I Holy Roman Emperor[285-337] Constantius III Of Rome [D410] and Wife Aielia Galla Placidia [392-450] Flavius Placidus Valentinianys [419-455] and Wife Eudoxia Lucinia [422-462] Eudocia [439-474] and husband Hunneric the Vandals [477-484] Hilderic The vandals [460-533] and Wife Amfleda The Younger[D496] Hildis Af Vandals and husband King Cynric [534-560] Moalda Digri Kinriksdatter[B594] and husband Halfdan ?The violent? Solfasson[590-650] Solveig Halfdansson [B684] and husband Olaf Ingjaldsson [682-] Halfdan Olafsson [704-] and wife Asa Eysteinsdatter [B708] Gudrod Hunterking Halfdansson [738-810] and wife Asa Haraldsdtr [B742] Mrs Olaf Gudrodsson and husband Olaf Gudrodsson [780-840] Rognvald Olafsson [782-850] and wife Mrs Rognvald Olafsson Ascrida Rognvaldsdatter[816-850] and Husband Eystein Glumra Ivarsson[B820] Rognvald I Eysteinsson [852-890] and Wife Hildir Ragenhild [B858] Rollo Viking King of Normandy [870-932] and Wife Poppa De Bayeux [B872] William 1 longsword [893-942 ] and Wife Sporte DeBretagne [B911] Richard 1 Fearless [935-996] & Mrs Richard I Concubine [D1033] Geoffroy Count Brionne[D1015] & Mrs Geoffrey [D1015] (Normandy, France) Gilbert Brionne(1000-1040) & Gunnora DaAunou [D1024] (Normandy, France) Richard FitzGilbert[1024-1090] & Rohese Giffard [1034-1133]( Normandy, France) Gilbert FitzRichard Declare[1065-1115] & Adeliza DeClermont[1058-1117] (London, England) Richard Declare[1085-1136] & Alice DeMeschines[1094-1128] (Hertfordshire,England) Roger Declare[1116-1173] & Maud DeSaintHilary [1132-1193] (Norfolk, England) Richard Declare[1162-1218] & Amice Fitzrobert [1160-1225] (Kent, England) Gilbert Declare[1182-1230] & Isabell Marshall [1200-1240](Bretagne, France) Richard Declare[1222-1262] & Maud Delacy [1223-1289](Lincolnshire England) Gilbert Declare[1243-1295] & Joan Plantagenet [1272-1307] (Suffolk, England) Gilbert Declare ii[1291-1314] & Elanore Decastle [1291]( Gloucestershire, England) Thomas Declarke[1350] & Elanore Rowlinge (1350AD)(Kent, England) Thomas Clerke[1375-1446] & Sarah(Kent, England) John Clerke[1394-1482] & Unknown (Kent, England) John Clerke ii[1420-1480] & Alice Tatesham [1425-1480] (Kent, England) John Clerke iii[1448-1497] & Lucia Moyle [1450-1494](Kent, England) James Clerke[1485-1554] & Elizabeth Ferrers [1486-1558] (Kent, England) John Clarke[1503-1559] & Margaret Clarke[1515-1565] (Suffolk, England) John Clarke[1541-1598] & Dennisee Shene [1546-1595] (Suffolk, England) Robert Clarke[1593-1619] & Mary Futter (1577-1617](Suffolk, England) Robert Clarke ii[1610-1664] & Winifred Seyborne (1612-1656)(Maryland USA) Robert Clarke iii[1652-1725] & Sara Combs (1657-1696) (Maryland USA) Thomas Clarke[1690-1746] & Mary Jane Crispin (1686-1765AD) (Pittsylvania Virginia) Thomas Clark [1720-1790 ] & Agnes Owens [1730-1803] (VA) John Clarke [1736-1808] & Betty Gardener [1740-1800] (VA) Agnes Clarke [1765-1795] & John Rudd [1763-1835] (VA) Osborne Rudd [1800-1872] & Elizabeth Fisher [1805-1860](IN) Louisa Jane Rudd [1836-1919] & James Madison Kirhkam [1833-1905](IN) Alice Kirkham [1858-1944] & Samuel A Reives [1852-1934] (PA) Bessie XXXXXX [1886-?] & Frank XXXXXXX [1885-?] (NY)--My great grand parents Frank XXXXXXX [1908-1996] & Lila X XXXXXXX [1918-1977](NY)--My grandparents XXXXXXX XXXXX & XXXXXXX XXXXXXX (NY) --My parents Raymond XXXXXXXXX (AKA Ray Vega) (NY)--Me OH yea!:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup |
So what you are basically saying is that you're related to Julius Ceasar?
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Now lets see who gives a fuck...
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Dude, I think you been had, cause that doesn't just say you're related to Caesar. It also says you're directly related to Constantine, not to mention ties to the Merovingian bloodline. I'm pretty sure you would have known about that long before going to ancestry.com, not to mention, you would probably require some sort of executive security.
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Yeh and I just got offered a Gig with the worlds most famous psychic on the TV show The Psychic Detective!
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Now, now, everyone just slow down here. It,s actually legit. I've had it checked by a professional historian/professor at stonybrook university here on the island. However, there are several points where assumptions are made, for example where the Viking line crosses over to the roman line. It's based on mentions in several works of writings which of course are not official accounts of history so a DNA test will have to be taken to help verify it. History, especially during the dark ages is pretty weak but as far as accuracy it's about as close as someone can get. DNA testing will show maternal markers that match strains that pinpoint geographic areas at certain times so then I'll be 99 percent. Right now it's a close 90 though. No shit.
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Your great grand parents are still alive aged 124 and 125?
Also, what exactly will you be matching your DNA to? Did Caesar have the foresight to have a sample preserved? |
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I could deal with some security, and perhaps some inheritance if I have some coming...believe me I!ll be looking into it. |
My father died when I was nine months old, and I was never close to my father's side of the family. I never knew anything about my family history. I met the "family historian" when I was thirty-three, and it just so happen that she works full time at a college as a Genealogist - someone who traces family trees, etc.
I was stunned to learn I was Irish. |
How was this possible?
Agnes Clarke [1765-1795] & John Rudd [1763-1835] (VA) Osborne Rudd [1800-1872] & Elizabeth Fisher [1805-1860](IN) |
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Careful what you wish for. :2 cents: |
these sites let you believe what you want, more or less. its not hard to make "mistakes" when you base these findings on often sketchy records at best.
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Interesting.
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Ray you noob.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_degrees_of_separation One of those people in your list is related to Obama too. |
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it's not impossible, although i am assuming there can be direct ascendants after all this time and that a family tree can be accurately determined that far back
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I wouldn't rely on genealogical records carved in stone from those times.
Forget it! How on Earth could every single one of your ancestors along one line keep legitimate records throughout the medieval period? Were you 100 generations of royalty? I'm not knocking your claim, but take it with a grain of salt. |
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Ray Caesar!
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I am directly related to Jesus Christ.
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it is in ancestry.com's best interests to take those leaps and assumptions, it's good for business
I say fuck ancestry.com, you should be going straight to the church records yourself, and the instant you have to make any leaps or assumptions is where your trail can be assumed inaccurate (but from what I've seen these leaps and assumptions are ancestry.com's bread and butter) surprisingly church records are extremely accurate and go back far in the centuries |
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There's multiple ways to follow the family trees. It's almost like one of those 'choose your own adventure' books. |
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The only famous person I think I am somehow related to (by six degrees of separation) is:
http://thetoplistonline.com/images/T...evin-Bacon.jpg Actually, I am related to the actress Shirley Temple and the great inventor James Watt. ADG |
I'm going to call BS.
21 Centuries * 3 generations per century = 63 generations You have shown 60 to 100BC. So the AVERAGE age of your ancestors when they had their child was about 35. 200 years ago the average life expectancy was 35. |
My mum has done a load of family history research and i've lost count of the amount of times she has gone off in completely the wrong direction only to find out later and have to start again.
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Hey, you are related to Flavius Placidus Valentinianys, too!! :D
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I'm sorry to break this to you, but the 3 first Caesar's were not blood related. It was a titel given to them, and they took on the last persons name.
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funny thread lol
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http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_DS7SHpfvEs...00/TheJerk.jpg |
rofl classic thread
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im related to the pope
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I'm italian, curious to see if it gives me the same result.
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An Italian woman |
That is much more believeable than a "past lives" report...
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Don't let it get to your head.... LOL
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50 Royal Relatives
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