I thought so, but then....
This has crossed my mind. What with computers nowadays, how hard could it be, right? Then recently we had some friends of my (new) husbands over for dinner. He is REALLY into geneology and pokes around in the odd corners of the worlds resources to find out more. Suddenly one day he sees an FBI "WANTED" poster for his grandfather! It was a shock.
Seeing as there are some curious/unexplained associations through marriage in my families past generations, (people pretending to be married to run from tyranny to leave their countries, setting up strangely combined households here, orphans, people who don't know where their birth cities were, people who refused to learn English or drive on the right, make cookies made from bacon grease, combine cucumbers and grated carrots in lime jello and call it 'fruit", draw silhouettes of dead composers on their living room walls, etc....) Not sure how much I want/need to know. No wonder my Aunt refers to some of the relatives as "those crazy Europeans". I say, fool them all by singing Irish songs with a Spanish accent. I'll be dead soon anyway.
I'm happy for the awesome excitement K. Klos and Benson are enjoying with all the new discoveries. Celebrate this!