Take a look at my Family Tree

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I just added my familty tree data to the Acestry.com website. To check it out, click here (it's also listed under links to the left).

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C. Ogden said…
You may need to have an Ancestry.com account to view the tree on their site. That's OK though, because you can see it all on my website! (www.ogden-cronin.com) A link to my website is at the top of the left-side column.
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