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Published: 2018-02-28 15:07:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 120; Favourites: 9; Downloads: 0
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Corporal Robert T. Beaty and Florrie Smith, married December 2, 1914.Β My paternal grandfather and grandmother. He was from outside Glasgow, and she was from Blackpool.Related content
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Ive been meaning to do it for some time.. finally did
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i dont know he looks a bit scared of marriage...*LMAO*
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*LOL* well im sure a 100 years from now someone will look at your picture and think the same
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Had Ancestry . com do a ancestry blood test last year....Then the skeletons reallyΒ rattled.....LOL
Who weΒ thought was married were just living in sin, and people we thought were relatives
were just known as uncle and aunts...I guess it was just easier in those days to explain
people who were important as uncles, aunts.
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Yea.. I did ancesty, 123 andme, and a national geographic dna thingy.. lol.. not sure about skeletons.. but they did find 217 neanderthal markers! hehe
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Really???Β I was going to do 123 and me, but it seemed redundant after ancestry.com
so I passed on it...
I mean, we are all from neanderthal man, but what did yours say???
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Theyre all a little different... on oneΒ of the reports they saidΒ they had found a maximum of something like 250 neanderthal markers in the samples they had tested..and mine turned up 217...I dont know what that all means
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www.abroadintheyard.com/20-phyβ¦
I found this quite interesting, saved it for later, but I did a fast read before sending it...
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Interesting read!. >goes to hunt mammoth...lol heheh
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Love those old family photos.Β
I've to dig them out too. Got a big box of them...
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I've been doing some today.. there are so many
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I have some Italian ancestors somewhere along the line
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dig up some photos!!
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No idea where such photos would be
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I wouldnt have..but I have all moms albums now...having fun looking through
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So they met and married in Canada ? Gosh Dave, that's over 100 years ago...
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No..they married in England. but moved to Canada.. they had two sons in England..before coming over.. kinda fuzzy on how the dates work if theyre in Canada in this picture..because it says married 12/2/1914 on the back..likely not JUST married if so!(unless there were a few years of hanky panky in England first!.Β
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Ha ha !! 
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hehe.. lol I sure Im just misinterpreting the date on the card.. it doesnt say JUST married.. it says Married .who knows..I have nobody I can ask any more
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It doesn't matter 100 years on.
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Lovely photo. I have some relatives who moved to New York and British Columbia around a similar time
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I wonder if they knew each other.. you never know!
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they travelled by boat so you never know
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And from England they went to Canada? And who came to the US?
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Yea.. they had two sons in England.. my uncles , Harry, and Bob.. and then emigrated to Canada.. my dad was born in Alberta.. then they all emigrated to the US around 1924.
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They look happy together...and that's good
Where did they come to and why did they leave England and then Canada in the first place? Sounds to me like they were outlaws on the run
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