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Vine and Fredereck Newell (1951), originally uploaded by familytreeuk.
Climbing Up The Vines
There are a few strange names in my family tree – Yarrow, Moden, Tingey, Gotrop, Babbage and many more but none are quite as strange as the female firstname of Vine. My Great Grandmother’s older sister was born as Vine … Continue reading
