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Birth, marriage, and death certificates, naturalization documents, old family photographs, newspaper clippings, yellowed maps, obituaries...to a genealogist, it's all relative.
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- Laura Aanenson
- Passionate about my French, German, Manx, Norwegian, Swedish, and Swiss ancestry. Proud grandmother of five prospective genealogists. Visit my family history web site at http://livinginthepastlane.com
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2 comments:
I love this photo - and blessings on whoever wrote the caption. Maybe it's the dresses, or the house in the background, or the way they are interacting with each other as much as with the photographer. Not sure, but it makes me smile!
Glad you liked it Susan! It makes me smile too. One fun fact about the "girls" is that two of them are Tolfs by birth and the other two are Tolfs by marriage.
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