Wren Kin

I’ve been feverishly going through the backlog of data submitted to me since early January. I’ve added quite a bit to our database in the last two weeks, but if you don’t see what you’ve sent, please drop me a line and ask me about it.

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Mr. Alvin Lee Wren was the son of James Milam Wren (born 1862 in Smith County, Texas), the grandson of James C. Wren (born 1832 in Tennessee), and the great grandson of William Wren (born about 1802 in Kentucky).
Alvin’s great-grandfather William Wren was brother to Nicholas Wren, the Texan war hero mentioned several [...]

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Based on a lack of any vigorous protest against Ancestry.com maintaining our DNA project, I’ve decided to remain with Ancestry.com.
But we’re in a transition time, which means that if you want to take the DNA test this month, then there’s a special little procedure we have to follow (I’ve outlined it below.)
To make [...]

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I was so cocky!
When the hot water fountained out of our concrete slab in the first week of January, I immediately started some heavy lifting (moving our office furniture, our workout equipment, ripping up the flooring, etc.)
“All I need is a plumber!” I cried as I flung it all hither and yon. “A [...]

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