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Ceade mile Failte, mo chara! Looking forward to your contributions to te growth of the New Wild Geese
John, mo chara, I sent a friend request to both of your identities...so all is good and right with the world... ;-)
My great grandfather, James Flanagan, was born in Ennis, Ireland around 1837, emigrated to the US in the 1840s, fought for the Union in the Civil War, served in the 7th Cavalry and survived Custer's Last Stand.
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