david o'neil says he was born in 1907. that would make him 3 at the time the census was taken. o'neil lists him on the census. >> she said she has seven children but only four live with her. so the question s. where is david? >> that remains a mistrifment i know the other name of my great grandmother. that laura andrews was born at the end of slavery in rural north carolina. although i don't have a picture of her, she looks like a heck of a woman on paper. >> she can read and write and her older children can. her older children are attending school as are her younger ones of school age. she owns her home free and clear, meaning it is not mortgaged. and it is a house, not a farm. >> i have more than i ever had before. >> i started this journey knowing many of these faces. i certainly have a clearer picture of who i am. >> what surprised you the most? >> getting information on david o'neil, that's what i wanted to find out. interestingly enough, i have gotten e-mails from a number of viewers, and i got an e-mail from people who work in ivanhoe, north carolina, who believes we coul

. >> on his toes as security application, david o'neill says he was born in 19 07. that would make him 3 when the census was taken. >> she has seven children living but only six are with her. the question is, where is your husband? also, where is david? david should be in this. >> that remains a mystery. i now know the name of my other great grandmother. he was born at the end of slavery in 1865 in rural north carolina. although i did not know her and i do not have a picture of her, she looks like a heck of a woman on paper. >> she can read and write as both a for older daughters can. her children, including the ones working in the farm, are attending school. she owns her home, free and clear. it is not mortgaged and it is a house, not a farm. >> i have more than i ever had before. >> every time you find a clue, there is one more clue. something to peace everything together. >> i started this journey knowing many of these faces and with the help of ancestry.com, i certainly have a clearer picture of who i am. >> thank you. if they do to the falls of ancestry.com for

david o'neill said he was born in 1907. that would make him 3 when the 1910 census was taken. >> she said she has seven children living below six are with her. so where's her husband? where is david? david should be in this. >> i now know the name of my other great-grandmother. was born inews rural north carolina. she looks like a heck of a woman on paper. >> she can read or write. her children are working on the farm with her and are attending school. she owns her home free and clear meeting it is not mortgage and to take a house not a farm. >> i have more than i ever had before. >> every time you find a clue, there's one more clue. >> i have a clearer picture of who i am. lisa robinson, wbal-tv 11 news. >> just fascinating. leeson wants to thank ancestry.com -- least once to thank -- lisa wants to thank ancestry.com. this is 83 at padonia road. traffic is very light. folks are probably already parked at the malls. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> time to take a look at your morning commute. on 7

. >> reporter: recruiter david cohn says men like o'neill must be ready to move abroad. >> since theof the recession, we've seen an increase of about five-fold in construction professionals looking to move outside of the country for a job. >> i'm frustrated. i'm upset. but you still got to -- you got to make a living, so i do what i have to do. i hate it. i hate not being in america. >> reporter: this week o'neill left america for england, where he's interviewing for a job. the job is 10,000 miles away from home in australia. cbs news, flanders, new jersey. >>> coming up a little later on "the early show," the penn state sex abuse scandal. a former football coach is charged and two top college officials have resigned. >>> also, the latest on jury deliberations in the michael jackson manslaughter trial of dr. conrad murray. >>> and dennis leery of the award-winning series "rescue me" previews his new film "burn." all that and more coming up on "the early show." that's cbs news for this monday. i'm terrell brown. have a great day, everybody. errell brown. have a great day, everybody. ,

. >> reporter: recruiter david cone-gorham says men like o'neill must be ready to move abroad. >> since beginning of the recession we've seen an increase of about fivefold in construction professionals looking to move outside of the country for jobs. >> i'm frustrated. i'm upset, but you still got to- - you got to make a living so i do what i have to do. i hate it. i hate not being in america. >> destination. >> reporter: this week o'neill left america for england where he is interviewing for a job. the job is 10,000 miles away from home in australia. tony guida, cbs news, flanders, new jersey. >> mitchell: next up, returning female war veterans, finding help for their addictions at a program all their own. might surprise you. , it just because this is how people and business connect. feeling safe and secure that important letters and information don't get lost in thin air. or disappear with a click. but are delivered. from person to person. and, sometimes, even face to face. have a great day. you too. for some of the best ways to connect and protect... it's all in the mail. learn more