What I am actually doing at the moment is, with assistance, collect biographical information about medieval people. Every now and then I spot a remark which I would like to double check or ftry to find more information.
In one of these biographies there was a remark that someone's mother _reputedly_ descended from Lady Godiva. Then it became clear that it was not her mother but her husband who (at the moment) can claim a descend from her. Thank goodness, Will Johnson then stepped in and now, I hope, we can establish more correctly who is related to who. And if this means that Lady Godiva is to be disconnected so be it----no loss to my "precious ancestry".
My prior check was about Hugues Magnus and now, thanks to Peter Stewart, he will not have a wrong entry in his brief biography.
Spencer Hines waffles (what else does he do?) about his and others' umpteenth times removed ancestors, it will remain waffle until he spills the beans in regards to his ancestry. My bet is that it is all wishful thinking. Let him put a tree where at present is only his mouth.
With best wishes
Leo van de Pas
Canberra, Australia