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Proper Scholarly Definition of Adoptee's Ancestors
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Proper Scholarly Definition of Adoptee's Ancestors
cwitze
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Posted: 17 Nov 2012 2:43PM GMT
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Edited: 17 Nov 2012 2:45PM GMT
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My father, John Smith (for example), was adopted by Bill Jones and his wife, and became John Jones. My "blood" line is thus John and his Smith ancestors. But what do genealogists call Bill and his Jones ancestors? My "name" line? (I'm Chris Jones)
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Proper Scholarly Definition of Adoptee's Ancestors
cwitze
17 Nov 2012 9:43PM GMT
Re: Proper Scholarly Definition of Adoptee's Ancestors
Jennifer Galp...
18 Nov 2012 2:52PM GMT
Re: Proper Scholarly Definition of Adoptee's Ancestors
cwitze
18 Nov 2012 3:12PM GMT
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