This is my Poppa, William Charles Kellner’s tree. Before going into this I believed that this was the tree that was going to be the most interesting and the most well documented because I had heard this was the German side and Germans are efficient. Because paying attention to basic and really quite important information is sometimes a weak area for me I was suprised that there was a) a language barrier (duh) and b) Germans LOVE them some privacy. Using the main USA genealogy website I could only gather 62 people to that tree. Turns out there is Danish on that side too. I am looking forward to digging deep on this branch.
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