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Use
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people in this site. You can use the links on any page or on the INDEX page. Put your mouse pointer over the words that are highlighted and CLICK:
To view My Family Album look for MY FAMILY button located on the INDEX page or at the bottom of any pages in my site. Please be patient, photos take time to load.
To
Return to your Web Ring Click on the INDEX button on any page, then Click on
WebRings.
To view the Entire Site Map Click on the INDEX button located at the bottom of any page in my site. There is a partial site INDEX located on this page below. If
you have any problems viewing this site Please let me know.
To view other FAMILIES OF NEWFOUNDLAND Homepages Click on the family portrait or use the Google search box below to see if your family surname is included on any of these pages. Don't forget to bookmark this site so you can return later
For further information, comments or questions, contact: Muriel M. Davidson at: davidson3542@home.com or visit: http://www.globalgenealogy.com/census/index6.htm Bryan Keddy is available at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Farm/7843/poll.html Gordon
Watts is the member who updates the MP Scoreboard:
If you are trapped in someone elses FRAMES this button located on the Index page will get out of those Frames when you Click on it. Try it here to see the difference. Don't forget to stop in for a visit and meet your relatives in the Family Profile section. There are lots of relatives photos here to view.
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