It's to the best of our knowledge. I'm Anne Strain Champs.

Meet Reverend Alex G. Like a lot of us, he's interested in his family history.

I've always been interested in genealogy. It's always intrigued me to know where my family name came from.

My entire life I've been asked, where does G come from?

So he started digging around.

My great-great-grandfather was born a slave.

His name was Henderson.

And so about a year ago, I googled his name and through Ancestry.com and I found that

his father's name was Ruben Joshua G.

But here's the kicker.

The relatives Alex G found are white.

He discovered that he's part white as well.

I found a post from a gentleman named John who basically said,

I just found out that my great-gray grandfather had a black son.

Does anyone know anything about Henderson G.? And I thought, wait a minute, this is my grandfather's

grandfather. And I wrote this guy about midnight. When I woke up the next morning, I had something

in my inbox explaining who he was and who we were to each other. And that's how the discussion

began. And that discussion turned into a trip for Reverend Alex G.

He and a couple of family members headed from Wisconsin down to New Orleans to meet his white cousin, John Harkin.

Roast beef gravy, all those are like the specials.

That's great.

That's good for as long as you.

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