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Congratulations! A new blossom for the family tree. : )
ReplyDeleteCongrats to the new cousin and her family!
ReplyDeleteI have a request...I am currently finishing a book about Thurston Lineage which follows the direct line, thus lineage instead of genealogy, of our ancestors in America from 1631 until 1924 (10th generation TTS, DTS, BTS). I am included photos for all from Lucy and Asa forward. I have rather bad, altho original, portraits of Asa Goodale Thurston and Sarah Andrews Thurston which I was unable to have redone by scancafe. I am wondering if there's anyone in the family who has these photos also and would be willing to scan and email them to me. I've tried HMCS and they have not got anything better than mine. So please, if anyone has these and would be willing to copy them to me it would improve the quality of these people's images in the book. Also, if anyone has any images at all of any of our ancestors and would be willing to share them, I'd greatly appreciate it. Lucy and Sarah have been helping me with research and we think the book is going to be pretty cool. I hope to hear from somebody out there...