Timothy Peterman:  

Life I have never climbed Mt. Everest; nor have I swum to the bottom of Mariana Trench, but these never were goals of mine. Some aspects of life remain unaccomplished in my biography, but 4000 characters doesn’t leave me enough space to dwell on these. The following could hardly be called successes by the standards of stardom, but so what? After graduating from Ruskin, I went to Northwestern University in Evanston, IL & received a BA in 1981. My double major was in History & Anthropology. My main area of study was Archaeology & Paleoanthropology. The study of human origins fascinates me to this day. For information about the new discoveries being made today by mitochondrial and Y-chromosome DNA analysis, regarding ancient migrations and the emergence of human diversity, I suggest that you visit: ftdna.com or oxfordancestors.com. I just wish this information had been around when I was in college. In the early 1970s, I developed an interest in genealogy. I have studied the history of my family ever since & have written several books on different branches of my family. I became a member of the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) in 1982. In 1995, I became the Registrar & Membership Secretary of the Kansas Society SAR & have held this office since then. For more info, go to: sar.org. When I say that my political beliefs are conservative, I really mean Libertarian, which is not a category in...Expand for more