My Three Fathers
Helene RydingFamily Trees, Genealogy and family stories
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Language Regrets (Part 1)
I don’t have many regrets but one is that I was not brought up bilingual. Though what language I would have learnt is not clear.
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The Brazilian Story
This story was originally written for my blog in 2006. It should have been simple to update, but as always, what seems simple usually isn’t. But because of later developments I have added some more information, and checked the dates. In the...
So who was this man my mother was going to marry?
The first documents in the genealogical file are these “origin” documents. There was never any birth certificate, and we have not been able to find one since.
These certificates say he was born in 1908, was arrested in 1942 and was libera...
Marriage or nationality, but not both!
My mother was insistent that I should be born in England. She wasn’t married at the time, so in one way it was the only choice for her. I think she was more concerned at the time about her nationality if she married an alien and what would...
Nibbles
Kate’s Motley Stories encouraged us to contribute notes about our pets, as they are part of our family history too. I thought Nibbles deserved her own proper history.
This is about Nibbles, the travelling cat. So named for her delicate way...
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Living in Lithuania, but no family connections. Supporting Ukraine and Palestine, but not writing about them. Just started this My3fathers blog on substack about my new hobby, genealogy.
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