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Offline trish251

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Re: "Inmate?
« Reply #9 on: Tuesday 16 September 08 02:04 BST (UK) »
Elaine is quite right

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I wasn't, for even an instant, thinking otherwise - do hope you didn't interpret my comment differently.  I hadn't seen the term used in that fashion before, despite overspending on SP for the past few years  ;D,  & was glad to see the explanation.

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Re: "Inmate?
« Reply #10 on: Tuesday 16 September 08 10:06 BST (UK) »
Automatically think of poorhouse for "inmate"

I did too Trish until someone on Roots a few years back put me right  :)

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Re: "Inmate?
« Reply #11 on: Tuesday 16 September 08 12:09 BST (UK) »
Thank you all very much, I must admit I thought that was what it meant, but it's nice to have it clarified.
I only stumbled on this DC by accident, I had a few spare credits so decided to get Helen's brother's DC-BUSFIELD FRASER, the informant to his death was NELLIE BYIERS, could not find a marriage for HELEN FRASER & BYIERS, but found her DC which sated she was married to JOHN FAIRWEATHER BYIERS, with this rather unusual name I thought I would easily find him-still looking.
Regars.
Bill