Christine H. McConnell is an American girl who grew up in what she calls a spooky house full of photographs hung on every wall. There were many portraits that scared him; especially that of an older woman in a white dress and a face that looked very tired. However, as he grew older, he noticed his resemblance to her.
Finally, at age 32, Christine decided to recreate 200 years of her family's history. I started looking for my family albums with my mom; clippings, names, dates of birth and images of each mother in the genealogical line. I never thought it would have such an amazing result, he confesses.
The research took three months, but the most difficult thing was to adapt the makeup and the costumes. As he wrote in his blog, he had to repeat the photographs several times until he found the resemblance.
Christine H. McConnell (1981)
Tatara-tatara-tatara grandma Martha (1821) and Christine
Tatara-tatara grandmother Jane (1858) and Christine
Great-grandmother Attie Mae (1898) and Chirstine
Grandmother Mildred (1928) and Christine
His mother Kathryn (1957) and Christine
And you, have you done something similar? Tell us and share with us!
