Title: All Over The Map
Product review: If you're looking for an interesting story such as the title implies, don't bother with this book. It is full of "cut & paste" research from other sources tied together with the author's family lore and tid bits of his personal passion and disappointments. The best pages are the "Introduction" but even here there is disappointment as the author promises to reveal why Andrew Lewis (presumably the author's ancestor) is immortalized in a statue along with George Washington, Jefferson and other patriot fathers in front of the Virginia state capitol building in Richmond. I must admit I started scanning and skimmiing the book about half way through due to boredome, so I never learned why ole Andrew Lewis wound up in bronze.
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