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The Lighter Side / Re: Why are the dead so interesting?
« on: Monday 09 April 18 18:35 BST (UK)  »
virginia became an architect Genevieve became a fun loving girl who popped out of a cake in an inaugural party of a mayor of poole's party. dont know about david

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The Lighter Side / Re: Why are the dead so interesting?my grt aunt bette
« on: Monday 09 April 18 18:27 BST (UK)  »
my grans sister answered a post to become a bride in the Yukon where they were mining for gold.
she married the man but was not happy, a shortage of women placed her in geat jeopardy both her husband and his brother were fighting over her, eventually she had had enough, so she contacted the red cross to take her back home, by this time she was pregnant again,  one in her arms not yet a year old and the other was 2-3 yrs old.
she managed to get everyone packed up and sneaked away one early morning to meet the red cross person who took her and her children to the boat to bring them home,
what she did not know was that she had hidden, a gold nugget in her babies shawl, but so had her eldest daughter hidden a nugget in amongst her own clothes and in the babies clothes.
 when they returned she was able to buy a house, just close to the hill that goes up to the house with the large gardeb thats open to the public whose name i cant remember, she lived there for years, my mums cousins names were Genevieve, Virginia and David.she was a manageress for poole pottery in the shop they had in Poole.

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The Lighter Side / Re: Are most people not interested in family trees?
« on: Monday 09 April 18 18:00 BST (UK)  »
in reply to the person ho suggested that they should bury us with a toe stuck out just in case anyone wants to do a DNA test in future years. I have a tray which states and I quote
to my critics:
when I'm in a sober mood I worry, work and think
when i'm in a drunken mood I gamble play and dink,
 but when my moods are over.
and my time has come to pass. I hope I'm buried upside down, so the world
may kiss my ass.

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The Lighter Side / Re: Unusual First Names
« on: Monday 09 April 18 17:18 BST (UK)  »
isnt delyth a welsh name Gaelic the otthers are very old fashioned names i thought long since defunct
what were the years noted against their names , if any.

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sorry, but that is my stroke it doesn't take in all info the way I used to, it conveniently forgets stuff it cant store in my brain anymore.
but yes you are right tht looks familiar off of wiki?

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al there is ro day is YES!

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The Lighter Side / Re: Are most people not interested in family trees?
« on: Sunday 08 April 18 21:18 BST (UK)  »
myfamily tree has several dukes in it mostly Campbell',s hamiltons, Lord Forbes and just as many people who have worked as tanners, tailors travelling ones as sheriffs running estates for their laird as in William laidlaw.who was sheriff for the dukes of Buccleuch/Scott family even found a couple of service together her surname was baron I cannot remember his name.unless it was the sameand also distillery workers who took up gsardening as a ast-time when laid off sometimes fo themselves and also for others.

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he was a member of my ancestral family tree, he makes me so proud, being a doctor and a member of the clergy, he tried his best to help those unfortunate people who turned up at his farm and suffering from malnutrition and disease to survive it all, he set up a soup kitchen dug vegetables out of his own garden, killed a chicken to add to the pot and fed as many as he could day in and day out without charge and without stopping until late at night, even making a fire for them to help them keep warm, does anyone else have traill in their family trees on this site? does anyone else have any more information about this man and his family? and what happened to them, one was married to Sybilla Sutherland i think that was William Traill

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Ancestral Family Tree DNA Testing / path labs that do dna on exhumed bodies x2
« on: Sunday 08 April 18 20:26 BST (UK)  »
does anyone know where when you have exhumed a body that you can gave it tested for making sure its the right person and 2 check DNA samples with the second persons body.?need help hee please, maybe not everyone's cup of tea but it will sort things once and for all , maybe.

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