I've been into genealogy since 2014, researching my family lines: Cummings, Grout, Mathias, Prusner, Rossman, Hilgers, Wroblewski, Spooner & Gagnon. What a journey this has been! And many thanks to the wonderful people, this work, as connected me with.

If I have anything listed wrong, please send me a correction or email. I will gladly correct records because I truly want things right. If we all work together here, we can at least have Find a Grave's records right. Hopefully, that would then get those with incorrect Ancestry records, to correct their.

Please don't send me requests for finding graves in cemeteries or ask me to create a new record. I understand, a big part of Find a Grave is folks walking through cemeteries and documenting graves in it, but for me, I'm strictly using Find a Grave as a research tool. I only find, create and connect records. Regarding creating a new record in Find a grave, everyone is allowed to do that. Just create a profile (it's free), create the record and then request that record be connected to the parents record

With my research, I'm researching the lines from as far up as I can go and then going down all lines to living people. So you may see your family listed in my family tree. Your welcome to contact me, but understand, I never met your relatives. I'm from an "orphaned side" of the family and know very few relatives.

Regarding the Cummings line - I researched my direct line and most of their siblings. I'm also adding the Cummings' that I'm finding connected down other family lines. (These are the records that don't connect to me.) Because every Cummings descends from one family, the Comyn's family from Scotland, somewhere all of us have a common relative.

With the Wroblewski, I've run into dead ends going down my direct line so I'm creating records of the folks that I have DNA connected to. If you are part of these families, please email me. I'm looking for you!

Lastly, I'm interested in hearing from distant relatives that share my genealogy bug. My email: [email protected].

Happy hunting, everyone!