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Twenty-first century traditions - learn how Welsh culture is still promoted in Ohio today.

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My ancestors are Welsh and built a farm in Marengo, Ohio. Joseph Lewis was born July 2, 1833, on Lake Erie, while his parents were on their way to this county. His father, John, and mother, Ann (Evans) Lewis, were born in Wales, and bought 100 acres in Marengo.
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Thanks for sharing your family's history with us. If you have any photos or documents relating to your ancestors, why not add them to the site? They'd be a great contribution to the Collection. Diolch yn fawr.

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