In 2007, with the help of my grandma and great-grandma's extensive genealogy work (both of whom were LDS members), their immense photo albums, hand written stories, and collective documents (court documents, birth and death certificates, wedding announcements, funeral service announcements, and newspaper articles), I began my genealogy research. Utilizing ancensty.com, the LDS research database, and Find a Grave, I now have 4558 documented ancestors. I find this research exciting and fun, letting me know of my heritage and the history of America. My first 4 generations includes Anderson, Wilson, Arterburn, Murrell, Whitwell, Alberty, Hugghart, Alton, Power, Douglas, Widley, Probst, Stevens, Zehnder, and Lemmon.

In 2007, with the help of my grandma and great-grandma's extensive genealogy work (both of whom were LDS members), their immense photo albums, hand written stories, and collective documents (court documents, birth and death certificates, wedding announcements, funeral service announcements, and newspaper articles), I began my genealogy research. Utilizing ancensty.com, the LDS research database, and Find a Grave, I now have 4558 documented ancestors. I find this research exciting and fun, letting me know of my heritage and the history of America. My first 4 generations includes Anderson, Wilson, Arterburn, Murrell, Whitwell, Alberty, Hugghart, Alton, Power, Douglas, Widley, Probst, Stevens, Zehnder, and Lemmon.