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was all Vecchios and the Zuccolis,"according
to Eric. But when Eric's AncestryDNA results
said he was only 16%, Katherine took on the
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Marrying into Eric's family, Katherine was toldÂ
"My lineage
was all Vecchios and the Zuccolis,"according
to Eric. But when Eric's AncestryDNA results
said he was only 16%, Katherine took on the
search and discovered an Eastern European
ancestor he never knew he had.
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