Arthur G Plant 1870, any plants out there?

[mamakaz]

hi dan, x

             i wish i could take all the credit for my plants, i managed to get back to martha (kesia's mum), then i found a bucks website, i typed in kesia parker (who married my james), and her whole family were there (so i didnt need to do any work there) same with the other maternal lines,
so i just got lucky

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=hrohrer

i need to find out more about Arthurs wife now, ill have to order their marriage cert if i cant get her maiden name, i was hoping there would be someone researching plants on here, but ive found another website which i will post the family on and see if i get any luck there,

okie's, im gonna spend a few hours searching for your richard today, i must be able to find something on him, hugs kazzie, xxxx

[Danchaslyn]

 

Hi Kaz

Again, I'm so happy that this side of your family's research has gone so well for you   

Still can't believe that not a single Plant, nor anyone else researching this family has contacted you??   

Anyway, I'm longing for news of Richard  Aitken, so any news welcome, even if he did die in the 1918 'flu pandemic, as I think he may have done, which would explain his almost non existence after possibly 1891 or so, when we know, he was working as a bank clerk, possibly in Edinburgh?   

Isn't Kesia a lovely name?   

Cheers

Danchaslyn

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[mamakaz]

hi Dan, xx
               Kesia is a beautiful name apparently it is of African origin and means favourite.

im gonna take your advice and post in the Bucks forum, like you say, may find some living plants, kaz, xxxx

[Danchaslyn]

 

Hi Mamakaz

Hmmmmm........no wonder I like Kesia, African origin!   

And, yesssssss, I have a real, live, thriving Plant for you...............not A. Plant,  but,  'C.Plant',  he/she is to be found in the South African White Pages, and is living in a well to do section of Durban, in KwaZulunatal.

I could phone and ask if they from Yorkshire??     

Cheers

Danchaslyn

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[whart]

Hi
Did you ever find the origins of your Middlesborough Greenwells in Hamsterley?
I've got a lot about them and their history if you'd like it.

William

[Danchaslyn]

 

Hi Whart

William,  WELCOME      to RootsChat!

Am I thrilled that you have posted on Mamakaz's "Plant" thread..........not sure though if you're asking Mamakaz, or myself about the Greenwell's?   

Your post must be for Mamakaz.........................   

Take care

Danchaslyn

 

[whart]

Thanks for replying, Danchaslyn. I'm new to this and was trying to get hold of madpants and thought I was replying to her post.

I'll work out the best way to communicate.

William

[Danchaslyn]

 

Hi whart

William, have you tried clicking on the blue Messages at top right of the page, near your name, then once in there, you could send madpants  (don't you just love the name?!!)   
a Personal Message?

Poor mamakaz is going to be SO disappointed when she returns and finds that you and I haven't been providing her with some new plants for her nursery!   

Good luck with your searching     

Cheers

Danchaslyn

 

[mamakaz]

hi Dan, xxxx

                    ive been out of action for a while, but im back now, xx

yep, still no plants, oh well, you never know what will turn up, xx