Elizabeth (Hudson) Craig
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I have been working on the family tree for sometime on Ancestry but have decided to share and research more broadly. Hope to fill in more mysteries. I have also done my Ancestry DNA test so will work out how to link that to WikiTree.
So sorry I didn't process my original registration and had to fix it. My phone was about to go flat and I didn't think it had actually worked.
Kind Regards and look forward to the adventure ahead.
Elizabeth (Liz) Craig
I have only just seen this, as it was a comment on your profile, rather than a reply to my comment.
You mention an original registration. Has that been merged with your new profile? If not, let me know the profile ID and I can raise a merge request.
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