Have You A Famous Or Infamous Ancestor?
Please visit my card museum by clicking the blue creamofcardstv link above and the link on the left-hand-side of my profile page. stores.ebay.com If you or your friends have a famous ancestor please feel free to leave a comment or send a message via my channel. I’ll have a look through my huge database of vintage trading cards and cigarette cards and see if they are featured on any of them. I really enjoy doing this so I don’t mind doing it for free. I should imagine this would be useful for anybody interested in genealogy and tracing their family history and early 20th century history in general.
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Yes Harry Benham. was in many movies.
I’m number 100!!!!
Where did you find time to organize all that. Wow!
I’ve done it gradually over the years
Thomas Jefferson
many lol. John Alden, a few Kings and other nobility, a pirate who will go unnamed, a few colonial governers, a signer of the declaration of indipendence as well as others. Youd probably find just as many if not more interesting people in your family tree if you research it. Pretty much everyone has a famous ancester or two but don’t know it.
jean pierre papin but you probably know nothing about this soccer player from france…and the infamouse papin sisters dont know them well search them on youtube..i heard they murdered someone
Megan fox
Charlegmane
i have a big mission my name is Alejandro Pagan born in Rio Piedras Puerto Rico and i need to find out where i came from or information of my past life tru my ansestors if you please contact me at apagan724@yahoo.com thank you and i will forward to meet you thank you my birth is 7/24/75
Charlemange, Alfred the Great, Roland the Paladin, generally every famous western european noble family
Someone with my family’s surname was the richest man that ever lived (makes Bill Gates look like a pauper) and also was the cousin of William the conqueror. Another person with my family’s surname was the first to pitch a perfect game in Major League history (the first grand slam was hit off of him also.
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