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Just change the whole tag, this isn’t the last time the second version will appear:
https://ethnicelebs.com/tag/french-canadian-2
Madman, since you’re the one who added both of them, I’ll have to ask, did you put the tag as French Canadian or as French-Canadian? When you add it with the dash, it creates a different tag. At least that’s how I figure it is.
I always put the tag as “French Canadian”, then it’s changed for some reason. I know it creates a new tag, that’s why I don’t understand why it’s not just left as it’s written on all other pages.
For the last page I submitted I don’t think I added the tag at all initially.
Does someone know Sidney Penny’s background?
Her maternal grandparents were Emil Gabor Szabo and Sydney Margaret Fox. Emil was Hungarian. Sydney was mostly regular American Southern woman of British and some French descent.
This is her father’s tree:
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/pedigree/landscape/L1R2-Z2P
This is all from a brief look-up. I didn’t check if the tree is correct.
I know her father was white, so I was expecting something more exotic on her mother’s side. The grandparents you named seem confirming some stuff you read in the web about her. But who knows.
Please confirm Harold Baines.
FindMyPast is free until Nov 11th, noon Greenwich time.
There are two regional tags for Italian people from Marche:
https://ethnicelebs.com/tag/marchigian
https://ethnicelebs.com/tag/marchegian
I think they should be merged into “Marchigian”, since in Italian they’re called “Marchigiani”.