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Zena | Report | 27 Jun 2004 00:44 |
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Hi Martin Not relevant to your question, but your surname. My mother was a Chisnall, originally the family was from Stoke by Nayland c1840s Zena |
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Martin | Report | 25 Jun 2004 14:59 |
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Whilst gathering information I come across details of families who, at the time, are not known actual relatives. Would it not be useful to have a seperate list of "trees" on this site of people where a relationship is not actually proven to a member but the information may be useful to others? Martin |
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