"Edmund’s bloodline has been diluted at each generation by spouses who have contributed equally to who I am. " I…
This was a great article and such information from all the comments posted here. My husband has the name "Bruere"…
Interesting...I, too am a multi-generation Grover descendant from Thomas Grover 1615-1661. from Chesham England - died Malden, MA..My Grovers also…
You’re probably aware of this: From Ásketill, Old Norse áss, óss "god" + ketill "(sacrificial ) cauldron, helmet". If it…
Your focus is working, Mr. Grover !! A most interesting and comprehensive article to read.
I'm no geneticist, but I think the male Y chromosome is passed on pretty much intact through the generations. Have…
Philip - those last two paragraphs are wonderful. The first five generations of the Fabyans in New England are very…
A fascinating article! Early settlers to the south and west also included a lot of repeat marriages, for the practical…
I married into the Grover family 38 years ago.I have always felt that my husband's lines were far more exciting…
Philip, by any chance is Dolliver a variant of Taliaferro pronounced "Tolliver"?