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Member Since: March 2005 Posts: 1,341 Send Message	CRIPES_A_MIGHTY	Report	29 Aug 2008 10:14
	Those who have the Gunter name in their trees may want to take alook at these sites. As I have found there are a large amount of folks here who share the same Gunter names. These are Gunters from Berkshire..though theres is a good chance other Gunter maybe related because of family dispersal. http://www.glendafae.com/ http://www.bobhutchins.me.uk/ If you are related to those folks..then we maybe related..though be it from a far. Regards Paul
	Researching: Wilson, Johnson/Johnston, Wicks, May, Tuck, Gunter, Hodges

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