Anne Corwin
I have a relative, who is an engineer! Who is also a transhumanist apparently.
Her focus is life extension, which is cool. I wonder how/if she's related to me.
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"In the mirrors of many judgments my hands are the color of blood. I am a part of the evil that exists in the world and in Shadow. I sometime fancy myself an evil which exists to oppose other evils. I destroy Melkins when I find them, and on that Great Day of which prophets speak but in which they do not truly believe, on that day when the world is completely cleansed of evil, then I, too, will go down into darkness, swallowing curses. Perhaps even sooner than that, I now judge. But whatever... Until that time, I shall not wash my hands nor let them hang useless."
--Corwin "The Guns of Avalon" by Roger Zelazny
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Hi! I've seen your name around the Internet on transhumanist-related stuff, and was also wondering if we might be related somehow. Do you have any relatives/ancestors in Connecticut, Vermont, or New York? My dad's dad (George Corwin) grew up in Brooklyn, IIRC.
I'm afraid I've not much in the way of genealogy.
Most of my known Corwin relatives live in Michigan and Indiana.
I do know that we can trace directly back to Judge Jonathan Corwin, of Salem who so famously exercised his magisterial powers.
There is a line of Corwins in Arizona, who trace back to Jonathan Corwin, and claim that we go back to Sir Gregory Curwen, of Gresgarth Hall, who fought with Edward I of England at Falkirk. I take my motto from him.
So.. um. I don't know. But it does seem possible!
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