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Finding distant family links
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Joanna K | Report | 29 May 2008 19:12 |
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After 2 years of using Genes Reunited plus War Graves Commission plus Canadian WW1 archives plus USA Michigan library archives, have found family links in the USA that catch up with 150 years of the Flowerday family. The bonus is that a second cousin is alive and well in Michigan, and the airwaves, e-mails, and airmails!! have been red hot with messages for the past 3-4 weeks! So, folks, don`t give up, as I nearly had, but that one extra effort can pay off and bring gold in them thar hills-so good luck to one and all!!-keep looking... Joanna Kingston and all the (new additions) of the Flowerday connection... |
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