Like a growing number of Americans, you’ve spent months tracing a family line back to Canada. You’ve written to a records office in another country, waited, paid, and waited again. Then the envelope arrives. Your grandfather’s birth certificate is re...
Like a growing number of Americans, you’ve spent months tracing a family line back to Canada. You’ve written to a records office in another country, waited, paid, and waited again. Then the envelope arrives. Your grandfather’s birth certificate is real, official, and entirely in a language you can’t read. This confuses a lot of people. […]
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