Folks , what do you know about your ancestors?

There are 3 immigrants from Switzerland named Samuel Suter in the 1910 census. Is one of those your grandfather? Do you know what year he was born? There are also several family trees, some with a Swiss origin, others English. Is one of them yours?

Do you have any questions about your ancestors?

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Congratulations you have provided enough information to allow Id. theft as well as violate the guidelines. This is not a chat site. If you are interested in researching your ancestors suggest you take class, many genealogical societies offer them, as well as public libraries and Family History Centers. You could review some of the many video on the Familysearch.org site. You might also check on a membership in your local Genealogical or history society.

You will probably find that there are not many who are as interested in your family as in how you performed your research.

I taught myself, over 30 years ago and accidentally found my local genealogical society. I didn't even know that there was a specialized field for the research I wanted to do. This was long before Ancestry, and Computerization.

I've been able to trace my family back to the 10th century. They were both Dutch & Scottish royalty. Once you find royalty in your family, it gets easier & easier to keep going back.