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Statistically, coming at this from an American perspective, if one has traced several dozens of family lines to the colonial coastline, odds are that you will find a Plantagenet descent amongst at least a couple of these families.
Descent from a medieval royal house, particuarly the English Plantagenet monarchs, is not a particularly rare phenomenon. English royal houses were not particular about their younger sons and daughters marrying into the lesser classes and so after a few generations one is down to the commoners. The trick to all of this is, of course, finding a vetted line-by-line descent.
For a fuller view on the topic, have a look at my Plantagenet blog:
http://plantagenetdynasty.blogspot.com/
Best regards,
Kevin
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