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Member Since: March 2009 Posts: 197 Send Message	Vanessa	Report	22 Nov 2009 13:54
	Through Gr and its dedicated volunteers, i have recently found a whole new branch of my family. An uncle who died when I was but a very small child in 1957 had 5 daughter. their mother remarried and the children assuemd the name of the stepfather, hence the difficulty in finding them. I now have a whole new extended family of 5 Cousins, 18 2nd cousins & 17 3rd cousins + spouses. Absolutley marvellous. It has also put a smile on my Mums face to once again make contact with her sister in law and neices. SO ONCE AGAIN MANY, MANY THANKS TO ALL YOU WHO VOLUNTEER, LOOKING FOR THE INFORMATION WE SEEK AND RECONNECTING US WITH LOVED ONES. Vanessa
	Researching: Name searches are Kerr, Regan, Floyd, Nunn, Avenell, Copley, Bussey, Moore, Taylor, Vance, McLellan, Crozier, Bright, Warren, Colvin, McDonald, Steer. Country searches are England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Canada, USA, Australia.