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"Alan Hardisty has discovered 17,340 relatives all over the world." That's the claim of an online site in England in describing its genealogy databases. "I've found I'm related to Hardistys, Hardesties, Herberts and even a Titchmash... Alan... professional gardener and TV presenter," says Alan, a 36-year-old IT consultant.
I have one question: Who says that all the information is accurate? You decide. Read the article on the Sunday Mirror web site.
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