In this post I said I wanted to draw my family tree. I have progressed a little and gotten information that I would like to share. I will continue to update as and when I know more.
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It would be nice to see more details of the individuals concerned.
Dates, where they are from, what they did/do etc.
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I will see what I can find
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Like Ark said, some more info would be great.
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That might not be easy
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Harder the further you go back, to be sure.
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At least for my grandfather and step grandma, it is easy. Beyond that, there might not be much. I don’t think we are a warrior clan or anything of the sort. So it will not be interesting, I think
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What sources are you using, Mak – family recollections, clan oral history, official documents which presumably don’t go back very far?
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Hey Tish,
At the moment I am relying on clan oral history.
Orayo is my great great great great grandfather. I hope to grow the tree as far back as is possible
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Good to tap the elders’ memories before they pass on.
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I have made my old man my research assistant đ
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Wise move!
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Very impressive, my Kenyan brother! Knowing what you can about your family increases your own sense of self and every piece of information is a gem for you! Nice work! đ Naked hugs!
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More information would be great.
That’s one thing the morons are very into…..genealogy. In my case, my grandfather, & his siblings, & his father kept diaries, which my grandmother had made into a book.
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Fascinating project! If we could trace our histories back far enough, we might discover that our ancestors once traded a camel for a woman or some other thing – lol!
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Hahaha.
That would be something haha
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