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Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Wordless Wednesday- Family Visits

Posted by Michelle at 7:24 AM

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Labels: Delherbe, Ladner, Louisiana, Mississippi, Weekly Blog Prompts, Wiese

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Root DiggerNovember 21, 2012 at 12:18 PM
I love family generational photos.
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Michelle: Gulf Coast, Mississippi; I have been doing genealogy for over 25 years. I have several web sites dedicated to genealogy with a very large database of Gulf Coast families. I spend a great amount of time helping others with their research, family trees and brick walls. History is my passion.When other children were out playing I was sitting inside with the old folks listening to back when....

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