Steve Wrenn
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Retired environmental geologist; working primarily in Alaska since 1981; Raised mostly in Massachusetts with elementary school years in Ohio; have also lived in New Hampshire (Lebanon area) and Vermont (Montpelier area). University of Massachusetts Amherst class of 1978.
Had always heard from mother's side of family that we were descended from John/Priscilla Alden and Myles Standish. My grandmother had a hand-written piece of paper that traced the line (no idea what became of that paper!). I have since traced numerous lines to Mayflower, with a documented lineage through my father to Aldens, and am in process of documenting my maternal line.
Researching great grandparents Wren(n) from Bandon, Cork, Ireland and Currie from Liverpool, England.
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