trees ancestry pedigree
Posted December 18, 2007
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http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/pedigree.aspx?pid=40282016&st=1
I was looking at a family tree for someone, and it says that joseph simonet was born in like 1809, some people who are higher on the tree born later ie 1899? does that mean they are not related?
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