Silvester Boys

I've been looking at my blog list, and there are sure a lot of "Silvester Family" blogs. My cousins aren't very original in blog naming, apparently. It's a guessing game as to whose page I'll arrive on at the click of my mouse. But, in spite of their prevalence on my bloglist, there aren't nearly enough Silvesters in the world.

Grandma and Grandpa had seven sons, who in turn had eleven sons. That's roughly 1.6 third generation Silvesters to every second generation. Not much of an increase. Those eleven sons have also added to the Silvester lineage. There are now six fourth generation Silvesters. For some reason, this generation has produced a lot of girls. That's weird. By tradition, Silvesters don't often do girls. Kate, Brenna, Ellie, Avery, Maggie, Olivia, and yet-to-be-named Trevor's offspring won't do much to perpetuate the Silvester name. So far, this task lies in these boys:

Aaron

Forrest

Sam

Max

Colby

Harrison

Cousins Ben, Brock, Shane, Neal and Jamison have yet to reproduce. There's still hope for more Silvester boys. Although, does that prospect scare anyone else?

Then there's this kid who throws the whole thing for a loop. He actually has the audacity to go by "Silvester" as a FIRST name.