I have an ancestor who emigrated to America in the mid-1700s. There are many reports of his ancestry that go back to early Scottish royalty. We've all heard these stories, but proving this relationship went so far that descendants of my ancestor's siblings brought suit against Scotland and the case has never been resolved one way or another. I've recorded the "unproven" ancestry of my ancestor in the "notes section", but really doubt that the case has validity. On the other hand, others are convinced there is validity. How do I show a "questionable" parentage for my ancestor even if I'm the only one questioning it? I'd like to keep all the names and show some possible relationship, but no direct ancestry. I'm sure this an elementary question, but I'll surely appreciate your advice. Carol
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