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Tag Archives: ancestors
The Stories Families Tell (Or Don’t) – Wisdom Tree #4 Juneau
I grew up thinking we were the first people in our family to come to Australia, but I was wrong. At least two of my ancestors had made it here before us. While there are no other records of him … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alaska, ancestors, family stories, geneaology, Goulburn, Juneau
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