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One of my greatest joys of doing genealogy is the small treasures found~

Each time I think I've found a favorite and Rhonda Yamauchi surprises me with even a more precious photo - Mildred, Josephine & Viola M. & Viola B. Scheett
Mildred (my grandma – Mom’s side), Josephine & Viola M. (sisters) & ( Grandma) Viola B. (Nickerson) Scheetz on Porch Photos donated by Rhonda Yamauchi
Dorthy Dickson, Viola Nickerson -  Mildred, Josephine, Viola Scheetz Front
Dorthy Dickson, Viola Nickerson – Mildred, Josephine, Viola Scheetz Front
Josephine B, Mildred Marie Scheetz
Josephine B & Mildred Marie Scheetz

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Native American genealogist and researcher for 30+ years — I've traced over 64,000 people, specializing in colonial families and tribes across MI, IN, CT, NY, RI, PA, MA, VA, VT, NJ, OH, KY, Block Island & Long Island. Barkhamsted Lighthouse descendant, author of The True Story of the Barkhamsted Light House Village, and developer of Heirloomie, my genealogy app. I run Ever Widening Circle research at conidubois.com.

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