Okay, I couldn't resist getting replying to this!
I now live on the west coast of Canada but before that I lived in Portsmouth on
the south coast of England. When I used to work just outside Portsmouth, I
cycled there but suffered several accidents of one sort or another and was
happy not to
As the list is quiet at the moment, I will take the opportunity to pick the
brains of all you genealogy experts and historians!
I have a lot of family members on my tree who were born in the 1800s in
villages around Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire, etc. These are
simple, country
Interesting, thanks Janice! I came out as a Hunter Soul - I can relate to some
of the description :-)
Regards, Helen.
On Tuesday, November 06, 2007, at 09:21AM, Janice Blair [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Try this questionnaire to see what kind of soul you are. Mine was a New
Soul. Fun but not
Hi,
Do any of our British contingent know of a way I could contact Anglia
Television by email? I would like to ask a question about a recent programme
on behalf of my parents but can find no contact details on the internet.
Thanks in advance,
Helen (in Vancouver, BC on the west coast of
Out of interest (and because the list is quiet!), which audiobook version do
other countries have? I always get (via my sister) the Stephen Fry ones from
the UK because I find Jim Dale's version too silly but that is just my personal
opinion. What about places like Australia and New Zealand?
Quite a while ago, David (I think) started a discussion about water charges.
As the list is quiet, and I have just received my utility bill, I thought I'd
pass on my numbers. As you will see, some things are paid for quarterly (based
on meter readings) and some annually:
1) Water charge
Hi,
Do any of you genealogy whizzkids know where I can find any information about
military medals? My great uncle apparently won the Military Cross at some
point but no-one in the family seems to know more than that. He was born in
1891 so my guess would be the medal was awarded during WWI
Thanks to those who have sent me emails already. Apologies for the confusion -
I knew what I meant so surely all you should have as well, regardless of what I
actually wrote?! (And if anyone gets mean about my being unclear then be
warned, I can pull out the but I'm not well card faster than
That would be System Administrator, Tamara :-) I have been one in my time
(though not internet related, just LANs and WANs) and have known quite a few
having been in the high tech industry for many years. However, I have never
heard of the abbreviation sysad before. This person deals with
Okay, I'll bite :-) What are Cash nametags?
On Tuesday, January 02, 2007, at 01:44PM, Joy Beeson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
This thread reminded me to check inside my helmet to make
sure the information written there is up to date. (It
wasn't; a sticker had peeled off revealing the WAY out-of-
Hi,
I am needing to look at getting a medic alert bracelet. Does anyone on the
list have experience of these products and the associated services? Are there
alternatives? I would like to get something that alerts the medical
authorities if/when required but would be an attractive piece of
As the list is so quiet I have decided that I can disturb it with a Canadian
genealogy question :-)
I have found a 1906 census record for my granddad (he was in Canada briefly
before returning to England to get married). It is difficult to read the
address information so I can just go by how
Firstly, a huge thank you to all those people who were kind enough to respond
to my question on genealogy. I'm thinking that perhaps I should go over to
Vancouver Island and take lessons from Sharon (she is nearer than David in
Ballarat) :-)
I have another question that is totally unrelated
Hi,
I know that several of you enjoy genealogy so I am asking for some advice.
Since I became unemployed I have been busy building my family tree on
genesreunited and I have a lot of information already (I had some good data to
start with). However, I am reaching the point where I really need
Hi,
I just came across a cutting from a few years back. In it is quoted an extract
from draft regulations for road users in Canada in 1909. It was proposed by an
organization calling itself the Farmers' Anti-Protective Society.
Automobiles must be seasonally painted - that is, so they will
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