Elizabeth Diefenthaler is pleased to announce that she will undergo as thorough an investigation as possible into her family tree, lineage, and ancestry. With the advent and expansion of the internet and social media, tracking down a person's heritage and ancestry has become easier than ever before in history.

Elizabeth Diefenthaler has always had an interest in examining her ancestry. She has a basic understanding of her lineage but would like to learn more about the histories of the individuals and the families involved in her family tree. Elizabeth Diefenthaler will use government records and the services provided by Ancestry.com to uncover more information about her ancestry. The amount of data and information stored in these two locations should provide enough information to put together an accurate family tree, enabling her to research specific people.

Asked about why she chose Ancestry.com and government records, Elizabeth Diefenthaler replied, "Ancestry.com has been in business for years and has helped plenty of people find more information than they imagined. I want to give it a shot and see if it will work. At the very least, it will get me started in the right direction. Government records, like census reports and other records, will give me the official information I need to look into other people more in depth. I can't wait to get started on the project."

Part of the reason Elizabeth Diefenthaler is conducting this research is for her own pleasure. Research has been an enjoyable pastime for her. But more importantly, the other reason she wants to conduct this research is for her family and relatives. By having a detailed family tree and lineage laid out on paper, her family and her relatives will never have to wonder where they came from or what their family has accomplished in the past. It's a comforting feeling to Elizabeth Diefenthaler to know that she will make something that her family and relatives will use long into the future.

Elizabeth Diefenthaler estimates that the research could take anywhere from two to five years, given the fact that she will continue working full time in her current profession.