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I'd love to hear your comments about what I write.  If you'd like to e mail me, notice on the right where it gives a short bio and my small picture, and at the bottom it says:  "View my complete Profile".  You can click on that, and it says how to contact me (by e mail I think).  I don't know how the "comment" thing works at the bottom of each entry -- If you know, you can do it!  Love to all for a happy day!

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Would you be willing to give me your email Address? I am a direct descendent of William Gustavis through Robert and Leila Miles. My email address is bellr777@gmail.com
January 24, 2019 at 6:32 AM
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