kadubb
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"There is no king who has not had a slave among his ancestors, and no slave who has not had a king among his." Helen Keller
Most of my ancestors came to the USA and Canada in the 1800s from Prussia/South Russia (Mennonites) and settled in the Dakotas, Minnesota, and Saskatchewan. I have enjoyed discovering the graves for relatives and have had the chance to clean some up, and provide simple graver markers for those who did have have any. It's a lovely way of honouring them.
It's also been very satisfying to be able to provide photos for others who find these family connections meaningful.
Most of my ancestors came to the USA and Canada in the 1800s from Prussia/South Russia (Mennonites) and settled in the Dakotas, Minnesota, and Saskatchewan. I have enjoyed discovering the graves for relatives and have had the chance to clean some up, and provide simple graver markers for those who did have have any. It's a lovely way of honouring them.
It's also been very satisfying to be able to provide photos for others who find these family connections meaningful.
"There is no king who has not had a slave among his ancestors, and no slave who has not had a king among his." Helen Keller
Most of my ancestors came to the USA and Canada in the 1800s from Prussia/South Russia (Mennonites) and settled in the Dakotas, Minnesota, and Saskatchewan. I have enjoyed discovering the graves for relatives and have had the chance to clean some up, and provide simple graver markers for those who did have have any. It's a lovely way of honouring them.
It's also been very satisfying to be able to provide photos for others who find these family connections meaningful.
Most of my ancestors came to the USA and Canada in the 1800s from Prussia/South Russia (Mennonites) and settled in the Dakotas, Minnesota, and Saskatchewan. I have enjoyed discovering the graves for relatives and have had the chance to clean some up, and provide simple graver markers for those who did have have any. It's a lovely way of honouring them.
It's also been very satisfying to be able to provide photos for others who find these family connections meaningful.
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