Wednesday, 22 February 2017
One Picture times Two
Have you ever watched that TV programme, 'Who Do You Think You Are?' Celebrities are invited to helped to trace their family ancestry with amazing results.
My mum died in 1948 when I was 4. I had hardly any pictures and knew very little about her family. My daughter signed up for that programme which traces ancestry. Imagine how I felt when I saw an identical picture of the two ladies with the dog posted on someone else's 'tree'. One intrepid email later (from me) and now 60+ years on I find I have a second cousin with a gorgeous family living out in New Zealand, I never even knew existed. Wow!
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How amazing and wonderful - is that the cousin in Tauranga or another (extra) one? You will definitely have to come down here.
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing, Moll. Are you going to visit them?
ReplyDeleteTom, a bit early days yet, but maybe, I don't know.
DeleteHello Sue. How are you? I've been having a bit of a time sorting and clearing. Thank you for sending your new address.
ReplyDeleteNo - not Mary, another one. Not quite sure where they live in New Zealand. I expect you are busy too. Send my best wishes to Doug xx
Thank you, we are both well - busy sorting everything out. Unfortunately, had a trip back up to Kaitaia on Friday for the funeral of a friend. Look forward to meeting up with you when you visit your cousins!!!!! Will be interested to find out where this latest one lives.
DeleteWhat a thrill. How small the world is, indeed.
ReplyDeleteThat is fabulous, Molly. When you find one person, that will lead to others. You will have fun with this.
ReplyDeleteWe have been going through Ancestor.com and DNA Testing and have found out some interesting secrets and some fun facts.
I would love to trace my ancestry through DNA testing and any other means, but I would imagine it isn't cheap, so maybe in my next lifetime.
ReplyDeleteHow nice to know of family you never knew existed and they're on my side of the world :)
Interesting. Take care though, if you know what I mean.x
ReplyDeleteHello Molly. Nice to see you here again and lovely news about the new family - an excuse for more travel perhaps?
ReplyDeleteHow exciting, a whole new branch to explore, should you decide to do so! xx
ReplyDeleteLast week I discovered that my grandfather was one of ten children. I wonder why we were never told about that.
Hello Molly - what lovely news for you and a whole new family to get to know - best wishes from both of us xx
ReplyDeleteI know I have family in Australia but relatives have no interest in family ties.
ReplyDeleteNot all people seem tobe curious nor care that much.
Hello Molly, long time since I've popped by, hope all is going well for you.
ReplyDeleteHow exciting this news must've been for you. It's amazing what you find when you start delving into family history.
All is going well here, we are enjoying spectacular Autumn colour and the days are still quite mild at the moment. Not so much stitching taking place these days as I'm out in the garden now that the heat of Summer is just a distant memory.
Love from Oz..... Claire xx
Wow!! I hope you keep in touch with her.
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