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JellOFromHellO · 36-40, M
I don't want to spoil the moment... I mean, it's great to trace your genealogy and know your family history. The thing though is that the population of England was so small back then, that if you go back that far... like more than three or four centuries... you'll find that most of the people in the UK will be descendants of one noble family or the other. Like I said though, it's still great to know your genetic roots and find out the stories. But unfortunately, the hereditary connection to nobility and royals is very common in that part of the world.
Addictedtoglamour · 31-35, M
@JellOFromHellO it's still pretty cool though I thought I just came from peasants
JellOFromHellO · 36-40, M
@Addictedtoglamour It does make for a more interesting story to trace. With nobility you'll find more written records and documents so better chances of knowing the details of your ancestors. 🙂