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Drawing my family tree

“The practice of genealogy does not require any diploma and so anyone can do it. It only requires patience, discipline and method.”  
That’s what I read in a French booklet on Genealogy.

I’m sure the people who wrote this were only talking Western genealogy. In doing my family tree, I realized that maybe there ought to be an African genealogy certificate. Such genealogy requires superpower patience, which I don’t have much in reserve. A good example is the case of “Multiple Wives.”

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