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Questions About the Royal Wedding
Kate Middleton and Prince William Prince William and fiance Kate Middleton are suddenly knee deep in wedding planning. And like your average commoners, it sounds like they’ll be fielding friendly advice from just about everyone. In a statement on Wednesday, … Continue reading
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Cinderella-style hunt for Indian ancestors
Major General Need was a British cavalry officer who fought in the Siege of Kachoorie, the assault of Allighur and the capture of Agra, home of India’s Taj Mahal. Mr Ronald’s family records show that he and his family are … Continue reading
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If the slipper fits
NEW DELHI: An Australian television technician has begun a Cinderella-style hunt for his ”princess” ancestor in Delhi, attempting to trace her and her descendants using only a pair of silk slippers handed down through generations. Eric Ronald has released photographs … Continue reading
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Australian CWG delegate on Cinderella hunt
The pair of traditional hand-crafted “jootis” had been passed down to Australian delegate Eric Ronald’s family in the early 1800s. It is believed that the shoes belonged to an Indian woman, an early family ancestor, who was “quite possibly a … Continue reading
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Heraldry emerged in Europe to symbolize power and dignity. European heraldry originated from helmets. Because knights wearing helmets could not recognize their enemies, they drew symbols on their shields. In Europe, heraldry is mostly on shields. The French king used … Continue reading
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