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My Mother's side of the Family are decidedly Irish..McCarthy. I have fond meemories of crawling on the floor and playing a musical stompng game with my Grandfather's "shelaily"-sp? walking stick. Now that the present generation is aging,I am organizing a reunion to pass on our story,songs,photos,and my interest of health issues. I am an RN, so it is no surprise. One of my other cousins is doing the more indepth search,and I have obtained and sent off DNA swabs of the eldest living male of the line. I was hoping to find a format for organizing data, more info concernign inherited health issues,cause of deaths stats etc.
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