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Yes, it was definitely there, because I saw it.
My guess is that because you were asking for a lookup (or appearing to ask for one) on a subscription site, the mods have removed it, Obviously RootsChat can't be seen to condone or enable anyone to avoid paying for access to another site.  You may have to bite the bullet and part with some cash to get the info you want.
Alternately, if you ask if the information you want is available elsewhere (eg freecen or freebmd or familysearch) someone may be able to point you in the right direction.

 

My new Ancestry  results are as follows; 61% Irish, 27% English, 6% Welsh, 6% Swedish/Danish.

Looking at my papertrail and going by my 64 4xgt grandparents (some are estimated because I haven't got back that far), I have 55% Irish, 28% English, 5% Welsh, 6% Scottish and 6% Unknown.  Interestingly, and I may be reading too much into this, my Unknowns were named Anderson and just remotely possible that they came from Sweden or Denmark.

Anyway, even ignoring the smaller percentages, I'm quite impressed by how accurate my "ethnicity" breakdown seems to be. 

I am a bit suspicious though that all my chromosomes (apart from chromosome 6) are all pure English, Irish, Welsh  etc. So for example, my chromosome 1 contribution from my mother is entirely Irish while the same chromosome contribution from my father is all English.  On the other hand, my chromosome 6 contribution from my mother is about 80% English and 20% Irish while my chromosome 6 contribution from my father is about 90% Swedish/Danish and 10% Irish.  Even the Welsh contributions are wholly concentrated on just three chromosomes, yet my Welsh ancestors were born in 1700's - plenty of time for the chromosomes to get fragmented.  Perhaps I just don't understand how it works 

Hello Elizabeth, the reason you can't send a private message is because you haven't posted enough yourself yet. Acknowledge this message, then you should be able to use the private message system.
Good luck and I'm sure IanDevon will be delighted to hear from you.

Bricks are made by pressing the clay into a mould so the letters now appear backwards, which suggests they may have been impressed by accident.

If not, there are two Facebook Groups for people interested in bricks. One is called Crazy about Bricks and the other is Brick of the Day. Both have thousands of members and I'm sure someone will be able to identify your brick.