@boldmestiza: Et puis un document m’a fait remonter une génération supplémentaire. 🇵🇭 En retrouvant l’acte de décès de l’une des quatre grandes-tantes qui ont participé à élever ma mère, je découvre les noms de ses parents. Mes arrière-grands-parents. Pour la première fois, cette branche de mon arbre philippin commence à dépasser les personnes dont j’avais entendu parler directement dans ma famille. Et évidemment, maintenant que j’ai leurs noms… je veux retrouver leurs parents. 🔎 🇵🇭 Philippines — Épisode 5 #SurLaTraceDeMesAncêtres #Philippines #Genealogie #Ancêtres #FamilyHistory

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