Alexsiw (Winther) Steiaholt (b. 1960s) | WikiTree FREE Family Tree

Alexsiw Steiaholt formerly Winther

Born 1960s.

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Daughter of Kjeld Christen Winther and [private mother (1930s - unknown)]

[sibling(s) unknown]

Mother of [private child (1990s - unknown)]

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John Beeson

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posted Apr 12, 2014 by John Beeson

Patricia Roche

I see where you have uploaded your DNA for comparison. Did you know we have a project for DNA where a lot of great new things are happening? If you are interested and would like to check it out, go to the FIND link top right of your profile page, select PROJECTS from the drop down box, and then select the link for the DNA project. It has information listed that might be of interest to you, and feel free to contact any of the members if you would like additional details.

posted Mar 28, 2014 by Patricia Roche

Patricia Roche

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posted Mar 28, 2014 by Patricia Roche

Alexsiw (Winther) Steiaholt

I look for ancesters for my genealogy tree.

posted Mar 28, 2014 by Alexsiw (Winther) Steiaholt

Patricia Roche

Welcome to WikiTree ~ We're growing a FREE worldwide family tree, striving for ONE collaborative profile for every person.

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posted Mar 28, 2014 by Patricia Roche