Scully-Greene-Dunn Family Association

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29 Center St
Southington, CT 06489
http://sgd.langdon-gate.com

The Scully-Greene-Dunn Family Association is dedicated to preserving the family history by encouraging members to report vital events and share important information. They facilitate this process through a straightforward form for reporting vital records and news items, ensuring that milestones within the family are documented and remembered.

Members are invited to contribute by submitting details of significant life events and sharing photographs or news stories, with a focus on collaboration and community engagement. The association seeks to foster a sense of belonging among family members while maintaining a historical narrative that honors their heritage.

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