"Hey Pandas, Have You Discovered Anything Unusual Or Disturbing While Researching Your Ancestry?" (Closed)

Probably the most famous/infamous was Cardinal Wolsey, Henry VIII religious advisor who refused to ask the Pope to allow a divorce from Catherine of Aragon. He had left London knowing that Henry wasn't happy, but was soon recalled most probably to be beheaded. On his way back, he died.

This I found more than bizarre. I was looking at Marriage Records for my relatives in the 1800's. One question was fine. Spouses race. Next question, Spouses race (Original). This was on about 20 certificates, all from Southern Indiana. I had no idea that my ancestors could change their race at will, but I knew there was something odd about my family.

Supposedly, I’m related to Attila the Hun.

My great-great great grandfather was named George, who married a woman named Georgina, and together they had my great-great-grandmother Georgetta, who then had my great grandfather Richard, who had my grandma Melody, who then had my mum