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Barbadians showing increased interest in tracing roots

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Barbadians are becoming more interested in tracing their roots.Word of this from Chief Archivist in the Archives Department Ingrid Thompson.She was speaking at the St. Thomas Harvest Market which is a We Gatherin’ event for the parish.Ackeem Clinkett reports.
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Barbadians showing increased interest in tracing roots

Barbadians are becoming more interested in tracing their roots.Word of this from Chief Archivist in the Archives Department Ingrid Thompson.She was speaking at the St. Thomas Harvest Market which is a We Gatherin’ event for the parish.Ackeem Clinkett reports.

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CBC Barbados broke the news in on Saturday, March 29, 2025.
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