Ellen Goodman
The secrets buried under a family tree
I ALWAYS thought that genealogy was for people whose blood ran blue. It was for folks who traced their ancestry to the Mayflower or the American Revolution, not those who came over in steerage one step ahead of the Cossacks. (Full article: 716 words)
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