I looked over his kinship connections, adding a few siblings that were missing.
Then I checked his children, and most of then look okay. He did have one daughter whose name is not given on the Pedigree. I'm not sure if she died young, or what. She might be mentioned in his memoirs, for all I know.
And he had two sons named after himself (John), so presumably the first one died in infancy. I didn't add the second John (maybe later).
But this is really puzzling: William Gano an unnamed son who was added by the same user just two days after another unnamed daughter (who never married or had children, yet): William Gano
Now what's really strange (to me anyway) is the first one with only 8 descendants (but a real doozy of one that is unsubstantiated as far as I can tell):
1) William Gano
He has two "FNU" children, a son and a daughter who are half-siblings, both unmarried -- yet both have children. And I don't know about anyone else, but I'm losing count of all the FNU Ganos here:
2) John Gano
--> 3) Private
--> 4) Harry Anderson Gano
--> 5) Vice Admiral Roy Alexander "Red" Gano (USN)
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2) FNU Burbridge
--> 3) Brevet Maj. General (USA), Stephen "Butcher" Burbridge
So, do these military officers really have such sketchy ancestry, and how accurate are these lines of unmarried FNUs? And do they have duplicates somewhere?
I searched both of them, and only found the one profile for General Stephen Burbridge (Civil War, Union Army).
But there is a duplicate for the Vice Admiral:
Vice Admiral Roy Alexander "Red" Gano (USN)
His tree, although it identifies both parents, is actually not connected to the World Tree.
So I just found another ball of yarn to untangle. Hope somebody has a chance to look at it and maybe has time to tidy it up some. I honestly don't know what to do with it (besides it's late now and I'm tired, :D ).
