Bardas I Mamikonean - wrong cut

Gerardus Dingeman van der Sluijs Your interest in this area is most welcome, and there are many profiles that still need sourcing and development. I mentioned the multiple language issue as example; we have ability to add languages, and that helps a great deal in reconciling genealogies from different countries.

In addition to the sources you’re using may I also suggest you work with the late Leo van der Pas’ site

https://genealogics.org/getperson.php?personID=I00215857&tree=LEO

You’ll see he differs slightly from what we currently have in this area, but his citations are top notch, and we understand (by discussion) the discrepancies.

Cousin Erica Howton deserves a medal --- or a bonus -- from Geni, for all the good work she does. She must work at least 60 hours a week here. Thanks.

Marvin Loyd Welborn Thank you for your kind words.

In early days I had to be corrected that “the Armenian” (I forget which one) was not called “cannibal,“ but “carnivore” - a translation issue.

I was crushed. We need cannibal ancestors to be fully diverse.

(Joking ... I think)