Your host is an independent family historian and decent family genealogist but by no means a professional. They came of age in the Upstate New York of the 1950s and 1960s, when Franco-American heritage was diminished. After WW2, it was far better to blend in than to remember.
Consequentially, “I didn’t ask the questions I could have; I didn’t seek the answers I should have.”
In 2008, stories appeared on a blog called FrancoAmericanGravy BlogSpot. Now, it is time to share more with extended family and others who share this heritage. Many young extended family members are ignorant of their Franco-American family history. This site tries to correct that.
People have families. Families have branches. You, dear reader, may share one of these branches.
Contact me if you think you fit into one of these families but are unable to connect the path.
Contact me if you find something on this cite that spikes your interests or shakes your tree.
My email is FrancoAmericanGravy@gmail.com.
Thank you.
