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I am the face of ancestral and modern England. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧 My 18th great-grandfather is King Edward III of England. - My 2nd cousin is Queen Elizabeth I. - My 8th cousin is Queen Elizabeth II. - I have natural bright blonde hair and bright green eyes. (0.04% of the global population) No hair dye. no filler. no Botox. No Braces. - Some of my greatest grandfathers built early England.. Cerdic, King of the Saxons Alfred the Great, King of Wessex William the Conqueror Henry II England was built by the greatest men and women in history. England is our Family. Palaces, castles, schools, churches, farms, judicial system, Shakespeare, laws, treasuries, all wars and all military. We built England, we defined our culture and heritage as a FAMILY. All of my cousins are the face of modern England. We love our ancestral lands. If my family didn’t build the Mayflower, we would ALL still be in England. by @lauriewofford
For centuries, the Fraumünster was one of the most powerful women’s institutions in Europe — a shining example of how Christian faith and royal patronage could create centers of stability, education, and ordered liberty during the early Middle Ages. Together, grandfather and grandson built the very backbone of Christian Europe. Charlemagne created the vision of a united Christian realm. Louis the German planted strong institutions of faith and order that carried that vision forward for centuries. Standing inside the Fraumünster today, I feel the living connection. The same blood that founded this sacred place and united Europe under the Cross also flows through the veins of the American presidents and leaders who later built the United States upon those same Christian foundations. These two great-grandfathers didn’t just rule kingdoms — they built Christendom. They defended the faith, preserved learning, and created the moral and cultural foundation that gave birth to the Western world. Fourteen centuries ago our great-grandfathers took up the Cross to halt the same relentless advance of Islamic jihad that now returns under the mask of migration. At Manzikert, at Tours, in the Holy Land, and across the drained fens of Europe, they fought not for glory alone but to preserve the faith, the blood, and the ordered liberty that gave birth to Switzerland, France, England, Germany, Austria, the Low Countries, the entire Christian West and America. Today those same nations — built by our ancestors through faith, iron, strategic marriage, and monastic labor — stand under siege by the very force our forefathers bled to repel. We will drain these modern swamps of Islam once again — spiritually, culturally, and, if necessary, by every lawful means afforded to free Christian peoples. We MUST defend our borders, our faith, our families, and our genetic and cultural legacy. We will honor the sacred duty passed down through our blood: protect the innocent, live with discipline, contribute without reservation, and build for our children who come after us. The faith still endures. And the legacy continues through us. We the Family and Christendom live. 🙏⛪️👑 by @lauriewofford
King Louis the German is my 36th great-grandfather. Standing inside the 🇨🇭Fraumünster Cathedral, I felt the living connection to this great Carolingian king who helped shape both Switzerland and the broader Christian civilization of the West. The same blood that founded this sacred place also flows through the veins of the American presidents and leaders who later built the United States upon the same Christian foundations. Louis the German’s life and legacy perfectly embody the truth that unity under Christ creates strength. In an age of division and invasion, he chose to plant a house of prayer and learning that would endure for more than 1,100 years. His founding of the Fraumünster remains a beautiful testimony to the power of faith-filled leadership and the lasting impact one man of God can have on history. Christendom still lives. 🙏⛪️ Louis the German (c. 805–876) was the grandson of Charlemagne and the son of Louis the Pious. After the division of the Carolingian Empire in the Treaty of Verdun (843), he became King of East Francia — the territory that would eventually evolve into Germany. A devout Christian and skilled ruler, he worked tirelessly to strengthen the faith and stabilize his kingdom during a turbulent time of Viking raids, internal rebellions, and the slow fragmentation of the once-mighty Carolingian realm. Legacy families are the backbone of the greatest Christian nations on earth — exactly as it was written in our Constitution that our liberty is our blessing that belongs to our family— our posterity. We MUST drain these modern swamps of illegal migrants and end the Islamic invasion of France and all of Europe once again— spiritually, culturally, and, if necessary, by every lawful means afforded to free Christian peoples. We MUST defend our borders, our faith, our families, and our genetic and cultural legacy. We will honor the sacred duty passed down through our blood: protect the innocent, live with discipline, contribute without reservation, and build for our children who come after us. by @lauriewofford
Zurich’s Grossmünster cathedral is truly magical! 🇨🇭❤️🇺🇸 Legend says my Great-Grandfather Charlemagne the Great laid its first stones. For me, this sacred cathedral is living proof that the heart of my family has been deeply woven into Christendom for over 1,200 years. ✝️🤴🏼 Across Switzerland, Ireland, England, Scotland, France, Germany, Italy, Austria, and beyond — every cathedral, abbey, and historic square I visited told the same beautiful story. My greatest grandparents were raised up by God to defend the faith, unite kingdoms under the Cross, and build the very foundations of Christian Europe and Western civilization. Charlemagne crowned Holy Roman Emperor on Christmas Day 800, sparked the Carolingian Renaissance, reformed the Church, and created a continent of ordered liberty and faith that still blesses the world today. Today I carry this holy legacy with deep reverence and joy — and I am committed to stewarding it for our Posterity. Our culture is all we have! 🇨🇭🇺🇸 Legacy families are the backbone of the greatest Christian nations on earth — exactly as it was written in our Constitution that our liberty is our blessing that belongs to our family— our posterity. We MUST drain these modern swamps of illegal migrants and end the Islamic invasion of France and all of Europe once again— spiritually, culturally, and, if necessary, by every lawful means afforded to free Christian peoples. We MUST defend our borders, our faith, our families, and our genetic and cultural legacy. We will honor the sacred duty passed down through our blood: protect the innocent, live with discipline, contribute without reservation, and build for our children who come after us. Christendom and the West MUST BE preserved and respected. If we do not respect or even know the stories from our past, we will never have a future as beautiful as this one. Our children and great-grandchildren deserve so much more than Islamic calls to prayer in sacred spaces, such as these. Christendom and our legacy as a family will live on or we will fight to be sure our love of God outlives us. by @lauriewofford
Before our family built America, our greatest Grandparents were already building the greatest nations on earth. 🌎 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇫🇷🇮🇪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇹✝️ My great-grandfather 🤴🏼King Charles V “the Wise” transformed the Louvre — originally built as a fortress by my great-grandfather 🤴🏼King Philip II (Philip Augustus) — into Europe’s greatest royal library and residence. Charles V saved France from the brink of collapse during the Hundred Years’ War through wisdom and intellect. 🇺🇸The American Revolution 🇺🇸 was saved financially by our Family in France: my cousin King Louis XVI and Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais. King Louis XVI provided the bulk of the financial aid, weapons, and gunpowder to the American rebels to weaken Great Britain. He also built Versailles and many incredible cultural contributions that lead our nation into Christianity and economic succession. Nearly 10% of those who fought for American independence were French — soldiers, sailors, engineers — with the French fleet decisive at Yorktown. From the royal courts of France through both my maternal and paternal lines, we’ve create a powerful super-connector of legacy! Legacy families are the backbone of the greatest Christian nations on earth — exactly as it was written in our Constitution that our liberty is our blessing that belongs to our family— our posterity. We MUST drain these modern swamps of illegal migrants and end the Islamic invasion of France and all of Europe once again— spiritually, culturally, and, if necessary, by every lawful means afforded to free Christian peoples. We MUST defend our borders, our faith, our families, and our genetic and cultural legacy. We will honor the sacred duty passed down through our blood: protect the innocent, live with discipline, contribute without reservation, and build for our children who come after us. We the Family. Proudly celebrating America’s 250th anniversary everyday, every week and every year. From our family, God Bless this Nation ❤️🤍💙 by @lauriewofford
Celebrating my fam this Presidents’ Day week! ✝️🇺🇸 We the People secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity! Because We the People are actually family… our very big Christian Family. Celebrating 250 years of our beautiful nation, I celebrate my family and cousins who founded and shaped America. Through both my maternal and paternal lines, a powerful super-connector of American legacy was established! It’s not every day that two families come together to merge such an incredible genetic line, heritage, and legacy that founded this great nation and many others. Legacy families are the backbone of this country — exactly as it was written in our Constitution, that our posterity is our blessing and our heritage. We the Family: 🦅 George Washington 🦅 Thomas Jefferson 🦅 James Madison 🦅 James Monroe 🦅 John Quincy Adams 🦅 Andrew Jackson 🦅 Millard Fillmore 🦅 Ulysses S. Grant These are just a few of my cousins and Presidents who made America a true dream come true. These U.S. Presidents built this nation for their descendants as true leaders whose vision and blood forged the greatest country on earth. Legacy families are the backbone of the greatest Christian nations on earth — exactly as it was written in our Constitution that our liberty is our blessing that belongs to our family— our posterity. We MUST drain these modern swamps of illegal migrants and end the Islamic invasion of America and all of Europe once again— spiritually, culturally, and, if necessary, by every lawful means afforded to free Christian peoples. We MUST defend our borders, our faith, our families, and our genetic and cultural legacy. We will honor the sacred duty passed down through our blood: protect the innocent, live with discipline, contribute without reservation, and build for our children who come after us. Here’s to 250 years of freedom, family, and the unbreakable American legacy we carry forward. God Bless the USA! ❤️🤍💙 by @lauriewofford
As we celebrate the birth of our Savior Jesus Christ this Advent Season, my heart is filled with gratitude for the way God used my own family to bring the Gospel to these shores 4 centuries ago. 🎄 This season I honor my great Uncle, Rev. John Eliot—the first American prophet, apostle and missionary to the Native people of America, known as the “Apostle to the Indians.” In the 1600s he learned the Massachusett language, preached Christ in their villages, established praying towns, trained Native pastors, and gave this land its very first Bible by translating the entire Scriptures so the people could read of the Savior’s birth in their own tongue. Because of his faithfulness, thousands heard for the first time that “unto us a Child is born, unto us a Son is given.” This Christmas, as we rejoice in Emmanuel—God with us—I’m especially thankful for the heritage of faith that began proclaiming that same Good News on American soil nearly 400 years ago. Merry Christmas, and glory to the Newborn King! ✝️🎄 — John Eliot established the foundations of Christendom for America. The Company for Propagating the Gospel in New England and Parts Adjacent in North America (1649) was the first genuine missionary society and set the directions for subsequent “Indian missions” for almost two centuries. Civilization and colonization, he believed, was closely bound with evangelization. His converts were gathered into Christian towns, governed by a biblical code of laws, and gradually introduced to the English manner of life. Each village had a school where the Indians were taught English and the handicrafts by which they could support themselves. After testing, believers were organized by covenant into a Puritan “church-state,” and native teachers and evangelists were trained. Eliot himself, called the “Apostle to the Indians,” produced the needed literature in the MA Algonquian language, beginning with his primer or catechism of 1654. the New Testament appeared in 1661, the Old Testament in 1663. Among his other works are The Christian Commonwealth (1659) and The Harmony of the Gospels (1678). Also, the earliest Bay Book of Psalms, the first book ever printed in 🇺🇸✝️ by @lauriewofford
Happy Thanksgiving to our Big American Dream!! 🇺🇸📖✝️ Cheers to 16 more generations of Patriots, Christian freedom fighters and biblical pioneers. Today, I am grateful for my great-granduncle Gov. John Carver (c. 1576–1621) who was a devoted Christian, prominent English Separatist, and leader among the Pilgrims who established Plymouth Colony in North America. Born in England, he became a successful businessman and joined the Separatist congregation in Leiden, Holland, around 1610, where the group had fled religious persecution. Carver was central in the planning and execution of the 1620 Mayflower voyage, which carried 102 passengers to the New World. He served as the governor during the transatlantic journey and was formally elected as the first governor of Plymouth Colony shortly after arrival, on November 21, 1620, following the signing of the Mayflower Compact—a document he helped draft and was the first to sign, establishing self-governance for the colony. Carver’s leadership was brief; he died in April 1621, likely from heatstroke or illness while working in the fields, and was succeeded by William Bradford. His tenure focused on securing the colony’s initial survival, including negotiating a peace treaty with Native American leader Massasoit. As a wealthy merchant, Carver was deeply involved in the financial aspects of the Mayflower expedition. He was one of the primary agents, alongside Robert Cushman, responsible for negotiating with the Merchant Adventurers—a group of about 70 London-based investors who financed the voyage in exchange for a share of future profits from the colony’s trade, such as fur, fish, and lumber. The Merchant Adventurers provided the necessary capital, including chartering the Mayflower and its companion ship, the Speedwell (which proved unseaworthy), as they sought economic returns from establishing a settlement near the Virginia Company’s territory. Carver personally arranged much of the financing, invested his own funds as an investment in the venture, expanding Christianity, and handled communications with key investors to secure the patent (legal permission) for the settlement. ✝️ IN THE NAME OF GOD, AMEN ✝️ by @lauriewofford
Celebrating this incredible 250th year in military history! My “Always faithful” cousin Capt. Samuel Nicholas is recognized as both the very first commissioned Marine and the founder of the United States Marine Corps. Semper fidelis🇺🇸🦅 Isaiah 41:10 “So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.” ♥️ On November 10, 1775, the Continental Congress passed a resolution to establish the Continental @marines Marines to serve aboard armed vessels of the fledgling U.S. Navy during the American Revolutionary War. Nicholas, a Philadelphia tavern keeper and captain in the Continental Army, was appointed by John Adams to lead this new force. He set up the first recruiting station at Tun Tavern in Philadelphia, enlisting about 300 men by December 1775 to form the initial battalion, and served as the first Commandant of the Continental @marines until the end of the war in 1783. The modern U.S. Marine Corps traces its direct lineage to this founding, with Nicholas’s role making him the originator of the institution’s traditions and structure. @usnavy @deptofwar by @lauriewofford
Celebrating 250 years of my big badass American family of warfighters 1775-2025. In honor of our beloved military family, veterans and my cousin, Captain Samuel Nicholas. We salute you and all warfighters that protect our beautiful nation. Freedom is not free. Happy Birthday @marines Semper Fidelis🇺🇸🦅 @secwar @usnavy by @lauriewofford
The light of our youth is at major risk of being devoured by the enemy. We must guard ourselves with the light of God. Our children are our heritage deeply embedded in the passages of Christ and the missions that God has set forth for each of us. I pray for the Kirk family from the bottom of my heart and pray deeply for America to feel the love that was held in his heart for our next generation. I pray for more Christian ✝️ Crusaders and patriots to commit their lives to Christ and carry forward Charlie’s God-fearing legacy to touch lives as Christ did. I pray that all people will love God as dearly and faithfully as @charliekirk1776 and @mrserikakirk 🙏♥️🇺🇸 RIP Good and Faithful Charlie ✝️🙏 Onward Christian Soldiars🇺🇸🙏 “I shall not die, but live, And declare the works of the Lord. The Lord has chastened me severely, But He has not given me over to death. Open to me the gates of righteousness; I will go through them, And I will praise the Lord. This is the gate of the Lord, Through which the righteous shall enter. I will praise You, For You have answered me, And have become my salvation. The stone which the builders rejected Has become the chief cornerstone. This was the Lord’s doing; It is marvelous in our eyes. This is the day the Lord has made; We will rejoice and be glad in it. Save now, I pray, O Lord; O Lord, I pray, send now prosperity. Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord! We have blessed you from the house of the Lord. God is the Lord, And He has given us light; Bind the sacrifice with cords to the horns of the altar. You are my God, and I will praise You; You are my God, I will exalt You. Oh, give thanks to the Lord, for He is good! For His mercy endures forever.” ‭‭Psalms‬ ‭118‬:‭17‬-‭29‬ ‭NKJV‬‬ by @lauriewofford
On this solemn Memorial Day, as we honor 400 years of forging our great nation alongside history’s most valiant warriors, I pay tribute to my family’s profound military legacy, tracing back to the Mayflower. From presidents and generals to captains, colonels, and soldiers, they not only rest in our sacred National Military Cemeteries but they also built them. Their enduring devotion to faith and freedom embodies a timeless sacrifice that I deeply cherish and humbly commemorate. Our family’s story weaves together the threads of early American Puritan grit, warfighters, and the visionary genius of Frederick Law Olmsted, a descendant within our our family whose designs shaped the nation’s most cherished landscapes and National Memorial sites we now celebrate today. Born on April 26, 1822, and passing on August 28, 1903, Olmsted is celebrated as the father of American landscape architecture, crafting spaces that blend nature and human aspiration. Among his masterpieces are Central Park in New York City, the U.S. Capitol Grounds, and, notably, Arlington National Cemetery. Olmsted’s work on Arlington, in collaboration with architects like Montgomery C. Meigs, transformed the site into a solemn, rolling tribute to America’s fallen heroes, with its orderly yet naturalistic layout reflecting both dignity and reverence. His designs for these leading memorials and parks didn’t just shape land—they defined how Americans connect with their history and environment. Since those early days, my family has built the very first U.S Army Special Spy Unit and served in the military since itsinception.We celebrate all families that have dedicated their lives to building this great nation. Every generation in my family, answered the call in times of conflict and peace. From the Revolutionary War, where ancestors fought for independence, to the War of 1812, the Civil War, the Mexican American War, both World Wars, the Korean War, Vietnam, and the more recent conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, Operation Iraqi Freedom, my grandfathers aunts and uncles have served as soldiers, medics, and chaplains, embodying the same duty that shaped our Puritan Christian roots. by @lauriewofford

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