Vivaldi inheritance

The Vivaldi inheritance was determined in 2004 using advanced historical research methods.
When Charlotte Wills was investigating property records and church and school records for any trace of the Three Families, Esther Drummond reminded her about the Vivaldi inheritance and suggested that she "follow that same pathway, because it worked in the end." (TV: End of the Road)
== Behind the scenes ==
* The Vivaldi inheritance was the core focus of the television show , which, like End of the Road, was written by Russell T Davies. In Mine All Mine, an antiquities expert proved that land of the entire city of Swansea belonged to an ancestor of, and was therefore inherited by, taxi driver Max Vivaldi. The show also featured Gareth David-Lloyd as "Yanto" Jones.
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