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In Pieces of Me Patriotism My Genealogical Journey of the Eastern Shore of Maryland 1632-1832 Volume 1, author Stephani Miller takes readers on a captivating journey through her family's first two hundred years in English America and the new United States. Through DNA tests, historical documents, and oral history, Miller unlocks the secrets of her family's past, tracing their roots back to the Eastern Shore Maryland. As she shares her findings, Miller offers hints and guidelines to readers interested in researching their own ancestors, highlighting the importance of meticulous research and the incredible impact genealogy can have on our understanding of ourselves and our place in history. Combining personal anecdotes with rich historical context, Pieces of Me Patriotism is a must-read for anyone interested in the power of genealogy and the history of early America.