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hg
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Post by hg » Sun Aug 09, 2009 2:04 pm

lol. Does spending most of my free time in the internet on my ancestry mean I am obsesive?

I think my problem is what others have said in their posts recently. When I started I did not keep any records of where I found anything, relying on my memory. Bit silly really, my memory is terrible :lol: .

By the way Emenday, I see you ar in Bristol. Me to.

Helen
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emanday
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Post by emanday » Sun Aug 09, 2009 9:47 pm

hg wrote:By the way Emenday, I see you ar in Bristol. Me to.
Well, us Scots always did plan on taking over the world :lol:

In my case, it was by way of marrying a Royal Navy sailor. :lol:
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T/S forum back on line

Post by mulberry » Sat Aug 15, 2009 4:10 pm

I hope I have made it back to talking Scot myself if so I would like to offer up thanks to Andrew for all his hard work and for assisting me also. I do not seem to be following the old format but, well, as long as I can join in I am happy. Many thanks to all who have helped me.
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