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Huston Family New Zealand

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Anne Report 1 Feb 2014 21:12

I have a family tree for my Mothers family, but am trying to find out more about my Uncle Roy Huston. I don't have a birth date or age at death, this being 30th Dec 1991. If you are wishing more info of my family tree, please ask to view it. Cheers Anne Marie. :-)

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+++DetEcTive+++ Report 1 Feb 2014 23:21

Hi Anne

It would probably better if you were to delete this thread, and repost on find Ancestors.

Rather than allow access to your tree, it would be better if you gave a bit more information on a new thread. For instance, you may only have the dod for Roy, but you would know a bit more about his sibling (your mother or father) such as the year and place of birth.

It would helpful to know if it was only Roy who died in NZ - where was the rest of his parental family? NZ, England or somewhere else? Sometimes we have to go backwards to come forwards.

In the meantime, try using the Search All Members trees (top right) and contact anyone who has the names of your parents or grandparents. They might have info about Roy.

Unless there is personal data about living people, all replies would be posted on the thread. Your answers to any follow up questions requesting clarification should also be posted on the thread.

Because the on-line records for NZ are restricted, there is no guarantee that we can satisfy all your questions, but we can try.

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