Richard
This is a very interesting family tree blog--where else can you go to see such neat photographs of old tombstones?! Besides, we have some Hays and Hayeses in our family tree, too, just like the author! Great job!
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Hayes and Greene family history
http://hayesgreene.wordpress.com
Genealogy and family history of Steve Hayes and Val Greene of Pretoria, Tshwane, South Africa. Our families come mainly from Britain and Germany.
Related families include Growden, Growdon, Pearson, Green, Stooke, Vause, Cottam, Hannan, Decker, Ellwood, Crighton, Falkenberg and several other related families.
It’s for keeping in touch with all our relations, up to 15th cousins three times removed and beyond.
- Added on: May 14th, 2008
- Country: South Africa
- Language: English
- Author: Steve Hayes
- Listed in: Cultural Genealogy
- Tags: genealogy family history hayes family greene family growden family stooke family
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Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 5.00 out of a possible 5 based on 3 comments.
wirote
Nice blog.
You have gone all out in your following your family records. I found the tombstones interesting and I have always been interested in genealogy.
well done. SKDD
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