In a celebration of aging and reuniting family, the Cummins family line met at the weekend in a place close to all their hearts.
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The family reunion was spread out over three days, meeting at Symington's Hill in Junee on Sunday, October 20.
An earlier version published by the Southern Cross stated the incorrect dates of the reunion, suggesting it took place a week earlier.
Family member Danielle Turner said her grandmother's family were thrilled to be back in town celebrating their heritage.
The current owners of Symington's Hill opened their doors for the family to take a trip down memory lane and have photos taken out the front of the home.
One lady attending, Loretta Darby, was born in the home and is the last Cummins sister, celebrating her 85th birthday on Monday gone.
"There were 55 of us here on the Friday night," Ms Turner said.
"It was a lovely weekend enjoyed by our whole family."
Jessica McLaughlin
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