My Family Tree can be found here. Since it's my tree, it consequently contains many people you won't be interested in. But, don't be intimidated! You will be able to locate yourself and see your immediate family up to 5 generations. I think it's quite interesting and I hope you'll visit it. Frankly, I'd like to enlist your help. In the interest of accuracy, please contact me regarding mistakes I've made or, more importantly, alert me to missing people. Any information you might be able to add would be appreciated and I will be more than happy to make corrections and additions. I'm actually missing a whole generation of great-great grandchildren so I'll recruit your help with that.
Family Tree Directions
Again, by clicking this link and following these directions you'll be able to see your own personal Regan Family Tree!
- When you click the link, you'll see a mini version of my family tree.
- Ignore that and look for the link at the bottom right of the page called Find (353 people). (Yep, that's a lot of people!). The link is adjacent to the little magnifying glass icons.
- Click on the dropdown menu and scroll to find your name! That's right, if you're related to me, you're in there.
- Now, simply click on your name for your personal Regan Family Tree view
Here's what you'll find in Vol 1#10:
Well, we have one of Ross' shortest issues this month, but that doesn't mean that there is a paucity of information. You will find:
- Good reviews regarding the previous issue's new format
- News of the Ross Regan's upcoming travel adventures (including travel on two famous steamships)
- The rest of the issue is dedicated to an editorial on glaucoma and the Regan Family relation to that disease. My mother was afflicted, but I have been spared so far. He makes a (still relevant) argument that our family must be vigilant in having our eyes checked.
- The final page is a map to the home of the Harry Wellingtons. I include it as it was part of this issue.
