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AncestryDNA, Ancestry member tlbartlett71
Hi! This is sort of a needle in a haystack thing! I don't suppose you're the Thomas Bartlett who joined Ancestry.com 24 Aug 2019 and hasn't been logging in since then, to see my messages to him? All's I can tell is he took a DNA test, as you also seem to have done...and we're cousins!
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