Talk:Quaranta
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- Added archive http://web.archive.org/web/20070928160525/http://fribourg.com.ar/genealogy/de%20Muller/complements/94/094.complements.html to http://fribourg.com.ar/genealogy/de%20Muller/complements/94/094.complements.html
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[edit]The article makes a number of significant historical and familial claims yet the sections do not contain proper citations, the sources listed for this entire article are not referenced, and refer to either The Wayback Machine Archives, and another page is non-existent it has been removed, and the other appears to be a log-in family site. Where are sources to properly verify and reference the historical content, per section? 33L71488 (talk) 11:48, 16 February 2017 (UTC)