User talk:IsabelleDrown

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Again, welcome! CK Whipple 00:00, 5 January 2010 (UTC)

Thanks from the wiki:

The FamilySearch Research Wiki is delighted to let you know that the "Greece" page you helped create has become a Featured Article, highlighted on the Main Page of the Wiki, and will remain there for seven days. Thank you for your excellent work to help others quickly access records. Your contributions are appreciated and will assist others in finding their ancestors. You have made a difference in research!

Glo

Featured Article THANK YOU!
The FamilySearch Research Wiki is delighted to let you know that the Italy page you helped create has become a Featured Article, highlighted on the Main Page of the Wiki, and will remain there for seven days. Thank you for your excellent work to help others quickly access records. Your contributions are appreciated and will help others find their ancestors.&lt;br&gt;'You have made a difference in research!'

joy Wyzer17 15:49, 11 October 2011 (UTC)