Warwick Davis Discovers The Two Families Of His Ancestor | Who Do You Think You Are

Following the revelation that his maternal Great-Great-Great Grandfather was married three times to two different women, Warwick learns of how the dynamics of his ancestors two families worked.
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[@stephallan2543]

I just love 💗 how each individual sincerely seeks their own family history...each one is a gifted TREASURE. 🤔🙇🏻‍♀️🔍🙏🏽💎

[@shanemccandless8112]

I love warwick davis

[@unapologeticallyme8513]

I love that I'm not the only one this curious about my past relatives ♡

[@genericallyawesome8894]

I love Warwick. He seems like a genuinely good lad. 💙

[@IamaparsonnotaUwU]

Love you so nice to see you again glad you got this info

[@lorrainejoseph6772]

Finally some who cant read that writing from the 19th century. I thought i was the only one who cant read those handwriting documents. I am glad that put a translation in normal typing in it.

[@tweetiepie551]

That's scary.were you not taught cursive writing in school??

[@lorrainejoseph6772]

@@tweetiepie551 Not really. We had more normal writing then this most of the time. My school time was in the 90 untill beginnig 200s0s lets say 2004. So it was not that intense like in the earlier days.

[@tweetiepie551]

@@lorrainejoseph6772 British or American?I ask because I left school in '89,it was taught still then,and I know cursive was taught in 2000 coz my own daughter was at school then.

[@404killer]

@@tweetiepie551 you'll never know

[@bobbiholmes2274]

It’s almost like it’s smudged together I could read some but other parts look smudged

[@rosahacketts1668]

Frederick Durban senior was a scalley -wagg