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Connecting the Dots: Latest Addition to the Jehovah's Witnesses Project

Four years ago, I started the Jehovah's Witnesses project on WikiTree, and it's grown into something I never quite expected. What began as a way to document my own family's connections has become a sprawling network of profiles, relationships, and historical events that keep revealing new genealogical treasures. A Personal Connection to History This latest page holds special meaning for me. My mother traveled to the 1950 Theocracy's Increase International Assembly from Washington State with her parents - she was just 13 years old. Like so many family stories, the details were always a bit fuzzy until I started digging into the historical record. Now I have the full picture of what she experienced that August week at Yankee Stadium. Building the Foundation for Bigger Stories The Theocracy's Increase assembly page serves as an anchor point for several major research projects I've been working on: Holocaust Survivors and Victims : I'm creating profiles for Jeho...

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