Brad Titford

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I have a Gold Rush ancestor too . I found him in the California Great Registers online.

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Salutations, there's a new and amazing interest in our footsteps to Australia from the days of transportation, the gold rush fever, ww1 and beyond, what is my line where did I come from I am particularly interested in the Titfords the Pinnells The Carters and the Legges there always another brick wall another mystery some answers will never be found we can only speculate , What motivated some to leave England to a unknown frontier on a sailing ship & possible perilous voyage to confront unknown hardships in a new land with little infrastructure in the mid 1800s, its sites like this we find some of their stories'

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