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A Tale of Eight Sisters

Stephanie will be describing how a happenstance discovery in an SOG newsletter led her to discover a family of not one, but six, Roman Catholic nuns, and two other sisters who remained single.

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Stephanie Morton

Stephanie Morton

Stephanie Morton’s genealogical journey began with delving through her mother’s boxes of family records, compiled throughout the 1990s. Her growing fascination and involvement with genealogy led to her receiving the Family History Skills & Strategies Intermediate Certificate (with distinction) from Pharos Tutors, publishing in the Midland Ancestor, and volunteering with SOG.

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