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Who Do You Think You Are?
Season 7 • Episode 8 • Ray Martin
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Who Do You Think You Are? Season 7, Episode 8: Ray Martin
A lifetime spent in journalism has seen Ray Martin witness some of the defining moments of his time. Looking into his own history he finds his forbears too were on the frontline of nation shaping events - discovering an ancestor at the scene of Australia's greatest armed rebellion. On his maternal side he walks in the footprints of his Indigenous ancestors to solve a long-standing family mystery. And he follows his convict trail back to Ireland to find a notorious bandit with a rebel heart. Watch Who Do You Think You Are? Season 7, Episode 8 Ray Martin in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Who Do You Think You Are? Season 7, Episode 8 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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David Wenham
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Dawn Fraser
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Ray Martin
A lifetime spent in journalism has seen Ray Martin witness some of the defining moments of his time. Looking into his own history he finds his forbears too were on the frontline of nation shaping events - discovering an ancestor at the scene of Australia's greatest armed rebellion. On his maternal side he walks in the footprints of his Indigenous ancestors to solve a long-standing family mystery. And he follows his convict trail back to Ireland to find a notorious bandit with a rebel heart.
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