A common mistake by family historians is forgetting to kill their ancestors off. I have just killed off one of my great-great-grandfathers … otherwise he would be approximately 209 years old!
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I too am working on my ancestory and enjoying it…..but mine are all dead, at least I hope so or I am a lot older than what I think. Have a great day sweetie and the magnets look lovely on my fridge, Thank you…….:-) Hugs
So what method did you use to kill him off ;o). Seriously, I find finding the birth dates so much easier than the death dates. We still have to find my husband's grandparents death dates and I can see it'll take hours of scrolling through records as we have no clue where to start. I think that's why I'm letting them live on at the moment ;o)
This is why I leave it for you to do :0)
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I too am working on my ancestory and enjoying it…..but mine are all dead, at least I hope so or I am a lot older than what I think.
Have a great day sweetie and the magnets look lovely on my fridge,
Thank you…….:-) Hugs
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Somebody just has to do it.:))) You go good on the 365 days,
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I've got death dates. It's the birth dates I tend to miss.
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So what method did you use to kill him off ;o). Seriously, I find finding the birth dates so much easier than the death dates. We still have to find my husband's grandparents death dates and I can see it'll take hours of scrolling through records as we have no clue where to start. I think that's why I'm letting them live on at the moment ;o)
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Great fun isn't it ? lol
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lol!! I too would like to know how you did it – candlestick? Revolver? Was it in the conservatory or the kitchen?!
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