SMITH & JONES, the battle !

[Berlin-Bob]

Some of the SMITHs must have heard you, Matty !!

..... and SMITH is now tearing ahead with a four-point difference to JONES.  Can he keep it up

#1   : SMITH   35
#2   : JONES   31

Still following the leaders, TAYLOR is making a determined effort to catch up, but DAVIS is standing still, allowing ROBERTS to overtake him.

#3   : TAYLOR   20
#4   : WILLIAMS   17
#5   : ROBERTS   15

and at the bottom of the field,  HALL and ROBINSON are valiantly hanging in, ....
Will they stay the course, or will they fade away ....

[piedstilt]

Have spent an awful lot of time trying to find:

1. a John Smith
2. a Hugh Jones

There are THOUSANDS of them out there ...

[ysabeau]

For those of us who remember ALIAS Smith and Jones there's one Curry and one Hayes!!!!

Sue

                   I used to love that series !!!!

     Reminiscent of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

[Berlin-Bob]

No Contest !!

on April 7:
#1   : SMITH   35
#2   : JONES   31

today, May 14:
#1   : SMITH   71
#2   : JONES   52

[Berlin-Bob]

I think JONES has just about thrown in the towel, he's been in the 70's for several weeks now !!

The "Ten Most-Wanted ..."
(Re-Calculated hourly)

#1   : SMITH   123
#2   : JONES   78
  :

[Berlin-Bob]

In the early days of the Surname Interests Table (SIT)[/b], Jones was in with a fighting chance .....,

but that was then ..... !!!


The "Ten Most-Wanted ..."
(Re-Calculated hourly)

#1   : SMITH          271
#2   : JONES          191

#3   : TAYLOR        165
#4   : BROWN          142
#5   : WILLIAMS    134
#6   : WILSON       120
#7   : WHITE         105
#8   : EVANS          97
#9   : WALKER       96
#10   : HALL           95

[Matty]

Well done all the Smiths

if only I could find the ones that I am searching for!

Matty nee Smith

[Kezlyn]

I have eight of the top ten in my tree. Fun. Luckily one of the ones I am missing is Jones. I would hate to have to look for both Smith AND Jones!

Kez whose grandfather was John Smith, whose father was Bill Smith, whose father was Fred Smith, whose father was Charles Smith. What I would give for some Ebenezers and Baccheuses and Alonzos!

[wheeldon]

I feel truly blessed not to have any Smiths, Jones or Browns in my tree.  Most of mine are a small tad unusual.  I think the most common ones I have in my tree are Stewart and Pugh.

I wish all you Smith and Jones hunters the very best of luck