Sickness in the 1850s -- Garndiffaith (General)
by Todd07064 
, New Jersey, USA, Tuesday, March 06, 2012, 19:14 (4640 days ago) @ mrsbruso
Interesting because my g-g-grandfather James SMITH was born in Garndiffaith in 1851. Could be a reason why I'm finding it difficult to locate his family. This may not be the case though.
Thanks for the information.
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