What is Genealogy?
The word "Genealogy" is derived from the Greek, meaning the tracing of the descent of family and individuals. Genealogy seeks to discover and chart vital information about each direct-line family member. Genealogy is one way to find, preserve, and share family heritage. Genealogy helps us answer the age old question, "who am I?"

Genealogies are often referred to as pedigrees. The word pedigree is derived from the French meaning crane's foot. In early British genealogies, a three-line mark resembling a crane's foot was used to show lines of descent-thus the word pedigree. In Ireland, where my family descended, a system of early writing known as "ogham" was used to keep track of genealogy.

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They have been a wonderful blessing.

Mccaslin Genealogy

McCaslin Genealogy