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I am his niece ..he was no affiliated with jw .. he did nelive in the templars as all us Russell's do ... how dare you!!
ReplyDeleteAccording to Wikipedia, Russell was the second of five children, of whom two survived into adulthood.
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However, "geni.com" lists at least six children: Thomas (died 1856, no children); Margaret (died 1934, 3 children), Lucinda (died 1858), Joseph (died 1860. no children), Charles (died 1916), and Frank (death date not given, no children listed).
https://www.geni.com/people/Joseph-Russell/6000000014487917293
Such a niece would have to be the daughter of Charles' sister, Margaret, who evidently married someone by the name of "Land," and thus she became Margaret Land. Margaret had three children, whose names were Alice (born 1878), Joseph (born 1880) and Mae (born 1886). No one by the name of Elisabeth. Neverhteless, Russell's youngest niece would have been born at least 135 years ago.
Some of the teferences consulted:
Some of the other references consulted:
https://www.geni.com/people/Margaret-Mae-Land-Russell/6000000014487887663
https://www.geni.com/people/Alice-Land/6000000036562443421
https://www.geni.com/people/Joseph-Land/6000000036562301440
https://www.geni.com/people/Mae-Land/6000000036562716995
We are proud to be Russell's, we are proud to BELIVE in our templars !!
ReplyDeleteIf Charles Russell was "proud" to believe in the Templars, why did he devote nearly his entire life in presenting a message that is not in harmony with such?
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