Genealogy research could become addictive

[cessna152towser]

Yes, ancestry research is addictive, I started it as an only child who knew of very few living relatives, and now I have a family tree of more than 1,100 people including numerous second and third cousins all over the world whom I never knew existed and I have made contact with quite a few of them. I also discovered more family tartans I was entitled to wear, now in addition to Cunningham I also have kilts in Fraser, Hamilton, McLeod, MacKenzie and Wallace.

[sathor]

Yes, ancestry research is addictive, I started it as an only child who knew of very few living relatives, and now I have a family tree of more than 1,100 people including numerous second and third cousins all over the world whom I never knew existed and I have made contact with quite a few of them. I also discovered more family tartans I was entitled to wear, now in addition to Cunningham I also have kilts in Fraser, Hamilton, McLeod, MacKenzie and Wallace.

I have to guess you're using Ancestry.com or similar, right? I don't think I have seen any of those names in the Scottish part of my tree, but with the numbers you gave...