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Topic: Who Do You Think You Are (4) (Read 1572 times)
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linmey
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Propping up a Saxon shore fort!!
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Should be a good one. Roll on 9 o`clock.
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Reynolds, Woodham, Payne, Wilmott, Hart, Richardson, Packwood, Tandy, Dexter - Bedfordshire. Chamberlain and Wagstaff- Hunts. Freeman, Cheney, Cox- Northants. Burns, Muter, Cobban, Hossack, Strachan, Moonlight. Lanarkshire, Ross and Cromarty and Kincardineshire. Garvey- Ireland. Census Information Is Crown Copyright From-- www.nationalarchives.gov.uk |
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bekahsgran
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Really looking forward to tonights programme, this series seems to get better each week, so tonights offering will hopefully be good.
Roll on 9 pm
Anne
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http://www.bekahsgranhistory.freewebspace.comWebsdale, Jillings, Lovett, Savage, Egmore, Seymour, Graves, Hustler, Stannard in Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire Condrit, Condrat, Condrut, Tyler, Hunter and Evans in NSW Australia http://www.tilneyallsaintsonline.org.ukLocal History for TILNEY ALL SAINTS, Norfolk Census Information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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kerryb
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I thought tonight was not quite as dramatic as last week, but nevertheless enjoyable. Julian seemed to have been bitten by FH bug as well.
Kerry
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Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.ukSearching for my family - Baldwin - Sussex, Middlesex, Cork, Pilbeam - Sussex, Harmer - Sussex, Terry - Surrey, Kent, Rhoades - Lincs, Roffey - Surrey, Traies - Devon & Middlesex & many many more to be found on my website .... www.kerrysfamilyhistory.co.uk |
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XPhile2868
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was it? It was on at normal time in England.
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Smith (Lancashire), McKenna (Ireland/Liverpool/Leyland), Maynard (Hertfordshire/London/Preston), Ricketts (Gloucestershire/Wigan/Preston), Scowcroft (Preston), Harling (N. Yorkshire/Lancashire), Willis (Preston), Clegg (Manchester/Preston), Dodd (Wigan/Cheshire), Alston (Lancashire), Hulks (Hertfordshire), Nicholson (Co Mayo, Ireland/Lancashire), Brown (Co Tipperary, Ireland/Lancashire), Wilson (Kendal) Census information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk |
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tamor
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I thought tonight's programme was really interesting, although I was quite suprised at the predujice of having German ancestors. I've always been quite pleased at finding foreign relatives - it all adds to the interest of my tree.
Toni
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Census information is Crown Copyright from, www.nationalarchives.govMORGAN - Bristol, London, Northumberland CHARBONNIER - Jersey, Bristol, Devon CARTWRIGHT - Birmingham TEARNEY/TIERNEY - Gateshead, Northumberland CLAVEY - Somerset, Bristol BAILLIE - Caithness, Sutherland |
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julianb
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Portrait of the genealogist as a young man
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Another very good programme - not least Julian Clary got really into thinking through what life was like for his ancestors. The anti-German prejudice doesn't surprise me given the two world wars.
Family Ties (for those lucky enough to have digital) was very sad - adopted chap trying to find his brother and finding that he had three sisters as well. Uncovered a very depressing life story of his (real) mother and her inability to cope following over 10 years in an orphanage herself. It was a salutary reminder that some family history research uncovers less palatable information, and does not necessarily arrive at reunions.
JULIAN (B, not Clary)
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Essex - Carter, Danns, Mason, Middleditch, Pond, Poole, Rose, Sorrill, Surry, Theobold Kent - Luetchford Nottinghamshire - Baker, Dunks, Woodward, Price, Priestley Suffolk - Rose Surrey - Baker, Bedel, Bransden, Carter, Coleman, Gibbs, Luetchford, Quinton Sussex - Gibbs, Langridge Wiltshire - Brice, Rumble Rootschatters fh websites - http://www.rootschat.com/links/04lg/ Any census info in this post is Crown Copyright - http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ |
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SallyF
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Enjoyed tonights edition, but not as much as Stephen Fry last week.
Couldn't wait for his mum's reaction about her german ancestors, I was shouting at the television, "Go and tell your mum, GO and tell your mum!!"
After all those years mocking her husband about his "foreign" background. 
Thought Julian was good also, very witty in places.
Looking forward to Jane Horrocks next week.
Sally
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Foreman, McAlpine, Bainbridge - Northumberland
White, Keeley, Golding - Suffolk
Johnson - Staffordshire
Wild, Green, Cusworth - Yorkshire (West Riding)
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'Tricia
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Forget his ancestors - isn't that guy dishy!!
 Ooops, did I really say that................
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Census transcriptions are Crown Copyright from www.NationalArchives.gov.uk******************************************************** Nottinghamshire,Bulwell: Bowskill, Everley, Gent, Haywood, Houghton, Wilkinson. Nottinghamshire, Mansfield:- Baxter Buckinghamshire: Charlesworth, Fowler Derbyshire:Brimington:- Adams, Baxter London: Bird, Charlesworth, Coleman, Desmoulins, Everard, Jarman, Quinton, Richards Italy: Gioffredi |
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Dimps
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I was pleased to see a mention of Booth's Poverty Maps tonight. I love those maps! My most recent lookup was: "...worst street in Plumstead. Noisy and drunken..."
Anyone researching an address in Greater London should check these out.
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Linberry, Chatfield, Faulkner, West in West Sussex Towell, in Shoreditch and Exeter Spurling from Norfolk Bateson from Norfolk Snell, Lorkin, Norman from Suffolk O'Boyle/Boyle from Donegal Murray, McCann, Gunn from Sutherland Davis, Bute from Woolwich Census information contained in this post is Crown copyright: www.NationalArchives.gov.uk |
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Keith Sherwood
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I thought that Julian Clary, minus all the make-up, was a bit lacklustre with his reactions to his various family revelations...The other three programmes captured the imagination much more...
Keith
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russethouse
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Is there a link for those maps ?
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