24 February 2012
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Since 2006, Canada's Anglo-Celtic Connections has been an independent view of family history resources and developments seen from an Ottawa perspective.
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1 comment:
Even my husband was fascinated by the program. I really enjoyed it also. It showed how to handle the colorful characters that you find in your genealogy. Keep it up with the wonderful shows. Can't wait for Reba McIntyre. Thanks again
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