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	Username: Trouble
	UserEmail: susan@washington37.freeserve.co.uk
	Date: June 12, 2000
	Time: 20:11

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Hi darling, have checked the site out, sent marriage proposal awating answer

	Username:
	UserEmail:
	Date: June 30, 2000
	Time: 20:17

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Martyn, Very, very impressive. Hope you get some response from far and wide. Richard Parsons

	Username: David Parsons
	UserEmail: carmodel@goulburn.net.au
	Date: July 3, 2000
	Time: 07:18

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hi this is david parsons brother of richard parsons born royal leamington spa warwickshire now living in n.s.w. australia

	Username: Bill Morris ( Doncaster )
	UserEmail:
	Date: July 3, 2000
	Time: 14:46

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A very impressive start Martyn, keep the good work going.

	Username: Desley
	UserEmail:
	Date: July 16, 2000
	Time: 06:09

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Hello Martyn, Wow! Your web site is great. You have made an impressive start. I will watch developments with great interest.

	Username: P & J Granger
	UserEmail: granger@igrin.co.nz
	Date: July 16, 2000
	Time: 09:10

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Peter lived In Upton House Farm from 1942. Where did your Parsons live in the Village?. Joan is Related to Bolstridge, Her Great Gran was Rosilla. Bpt. Polesworth..

	Username: Lynne Bristow
	UserEmail: lynne.bristow@virgin.net
	Date: July 23, 2000
	Time: 21:48

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Iam the greatgranddaughter of Thirza Parsons

	Username: Lorraine Astley
	UserEmail:
	Date: July 24, 2000
	Time: 21:21

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I am Lorraine Astley nee parsons the daughter of Richard parsons, my husband is Stephen and we have a daughter Chloe Tiana Astley who was born 19/8/1998

	Username: tony smith
	UserEmail: anthonyjohnjosephsmith@hotmail.com
	Date: August 1, 2000
	Time: 12:52

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mart i finally found your page!best wishes tony

	Username: Al. Green
	UserEmail: moodwood@oasys.com.au
	Date: August 3, 2000
	Time: 22:13

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Great pages Martyn.

	Username: Neil Culey
	UserEmail: cooley@ultra.net.au
	Date: August 4, 2000
	Time: 11:46

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Very interesting reading. I have absolutely no idea of any relationship, but the Culey name is not so common, so maybe?

Neil Culey.

	Username: Rev. Roy Tonks
	UserEmail:
	Date: August 10, 2000
	Time: 21:25

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A fantastic resource martyn, keep up the good work. I am waiting in anticipation for the Sibson Pages.

	Username: Sue Wilkins
	UserEmail: susanmwilkins@cs.com
	Date: August 15, 2000
	Time: 21:00

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Hi Martin Have just read the Ratcliffe pages. Very interesting - where did you find out that All Saints was St Leonards? Anyway it's nice to know that someone is making sense of it all? Speak to you soon Sue

	Username: John Bull
	UserEmail: bullbevb@sentex.net
	Date: August 16, 2000
	Time: 13:10

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Hello Martyn

Good website - enjoyed it. Talk to you later - very busy building ourselves a new house so very little time at the moment for family history. I'll no doubt be sending you a change of address notice ere long.

Bye - good luck with the research.

John Bull

	Username: Michael Wileman
	UserEmail: alan.wileman@ntlworld.com
	Date: August 18, 2000
	Time: 22:22

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Well Martyn you have been busy! keep up the good work. ps I get you a copy of the photo of Richard Tonks. I hope to see you soon.

	Username: Sandy Lewis - Qld Aust
	UserEmail:
	Date: August 23, 2000
	Time: 15:10

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Brilliant reading Martyn, thank you.

	Username: Kristie Mikstas
	UserEmail: kmikstas@aol.com
	Date: August 23, 2000
	Time: 15:41

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Very interesting!

	Username: Ellen Spence
	UserEmail: ellen.spence@which.net
	Date: August 23, 2000
	Time: 20:56

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Thank you for a very useful site on the little border villages. As some of my tree is in places like Newton Regis and Polesworth, it is more than possible that offshoots moved to villages like Sheepy and Ratcliffe. Are you planning to develop this to extend up to Norton juxta Twycross and Orton on the Hill?

	Username: Bill Whittington in Maryland, USA
	UserEmail: jpwwaw@aol.com
	Date: August 31, 2000
	Time: 03:05

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Excellent site. Lots of food for thought here for the rest of us. Appreciate the reference to GED/HTML shareware. We are obviously moving to get everyone's data on a site like this.

	Username: Guy Etchells
	UserEmail: guy.etchells@virgin.net
	Date: August 31, 2000
	Time: 15:46

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Great site Martyn, you have put a lot of time and effort into creating a usefuls resource. I have added a link from my site. Keep up the good work Guy

	Username: Yvonne Miles Fulton
	UserEmail: YFLeicesterGal@aol.com
	Date: September 01, 2000
	Time: 03:16

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want to look at what it has but have not got to it yet. YMF

	Username: Tim Airey
	UserEmail: aireyt_c@telusplanet.net
	Date: January 01, 1997
	Time: 05:35

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Sorry to have to use this format to send you a general message, but you appear to have no E-mail address on your very interesting website. I want to thank you for joining the Top 100 Web Sites and to ask you if you are having any problems with it? I have already been asked for your E-mail by another member of that same site. Regards, Tim Website: Leicester Overseas http://www/leicesteroverseas.com

	Username: Melani Jones (South Africa)
	UserEmail:
	Date: September 04, 2000
	Time: 12:37

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Hi would really like to congratulate you on a fantastic site. How I wish I was researching in Ratcliffe Culey!! We should have more sites like this. Food for thought for us all.

	Username: jill Muir
	UserEmail: jill@muir.clara.co.uk
	Date: September 10, 2000
	Time: 09:32

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excellent site, please come back to me with your email address

	Username: David Salt
	UserEmail: davidsalt@freenfast.com
	Date: September 10, 2000
	Time: 22:03

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I was advised to look at your site by Richard Parsons as I am doing a One-name Study of the Surname Salt.

	Username: David Wykes
	UserEmail: david_wykes@optusnet.com.au
	Date: September 14, 2000
	Time: 06:24

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Good site , great work , keep it up .

	Username: Ronnie Earp
	UserEmail: ronnie@oundle50.freeserve.co.uk
	Date: September 16, 2000
	Time: 21:08

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Hello Martyn.great web site can't wait for Sibson to get on line .What about Apply Magna we got Garratt from around there when you get time like..Got your e-mail a little while ago.. can we put your http.on our little web page Thank You Ronnie..

	Username: Jeff Freeman
	UserEmail: jef.giraffe@virgin.net
	Date: September 18, 2000
	Time: 00:28

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Hi! Martyn, Thought I'd take a lok at your webpages as I am justrying to construct my own, also on Genealogy - but for beginers. Might save me having to send lengthy email to enquiries :-) Must say your prsentation and design is very impressive compared to my first efforts. I'm just trying the simple web design software that comes free with Outlook Express. Is you Front Page sortware a professional package? Best wishes Jeff.

	Username: Lois K.
	UserEmail: MaAisha@aol.com
	Date: September 18, 2000
	Time: 01:42

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What a fabulous site! I hardly expected to find much about ancestors who lived in Sheepy Magna! Can't wait to locate my WRIGHTs. Are there any still around?

	Username: author
	UserEmail:
	Date: September 18, 2000
	Time: 11:59

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test after edit

	Username: Donna Asbaugh, the lady you suggested C of E books to.
	UserEmail: Donashtoo@aol.com
	Date: September 19, 2000
	Time: 00:46

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Martyn, got a chance to view your Web Site, and I must say it's one of the best I have ever viewed. Laid out very logically and easy to follow. You should enter it in a contest or something, because you would have a chance to win.

	Username: Eric Bird
	UserEmail: ebnet@supanet.com
	Date: September 23, 2000
	Time: 00:13

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Wow! I thought I would take a quick peek but it deserves far more time than that. Very well done!

	Username: Rob Green
	UserEmail: T74WUY@Operamail.com
	Date: September 28, 2000
	Time: 00:19

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Hi there, I think your web site is excellent. Your next door neighbour Matt advised me to take a look at your site, I'm glad I did, its brilliant

	Username: Karen
	UserEmail:
	Date: September 29, 2000
	Time: 01:16

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Hi, Loved your site,trying to find the courage to research our Brigstock family tree,which we know takes us to Leicester,but at the moment I'm still a novice with the computer,still I enjoyed seeing your results.

	Username: John Slater
	UserEmail: SLATERJOHN@HOTMAIL.COM
	Date: October 01, 2000
	Time: 17:53

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Congrats. Martyn on such an excellent website. By making these transcriptions widely available researchers such as you and Guy Etchells are doing everyone a very great service. I shall be printing out the transcriptions and making them available to our researchers in Loughborough Library's modestly resourced, but busy Local Studies Collection.

	Username: John Slater
	UserEmail: slaterjohn@hotmail.com
	Date: October 01, 2000
	Time: 17:54

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	Username: PETE HUNT
	UserEmail: petehunt@granite.net.au
	Date: October 04, 2000
	Time: 06:48

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THIS WAS MY FIRST VISIT,MIGHT COME BACK LATER.KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.

	Username: Sue Wilkins
	UserEmail:
	Date: October 07, 2000
	Time: 09:07

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Hi Martyn I think this is all brilliant Well done Sue

	Username: Judy Morey
	UserEmail: Ladyz28@aol.com
	Date: October 10, 2000
	Time: 02:14

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Judy Morey 143 Seymour Road St. Albans, Vermont 05478 U.S.A.

	Username: Judy Morey
	UserEmail: Ladyz28@aol.com
	Date: October 10, 2000
	Time: 02:16

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Enjoyed your tree. Glad to see that the Bolstridge name is still around and being researched.

	Username: Yvonne Miles Fulton
	UserEmail: YFLeicesterGal@aol.com
	Date: October 12, 2000
	Time: 00:31

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Very nicely done, Love the pics, feel like I am there. Yvonne Miles Fulton. Maryland USA. YFLeicesterGal@aol.com

	Username: Toni & Stan
	UserEmail:
	Date: October 17, 2000
	Time: 15:51

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Very nice site. Please visit mine:How our country became involved in a billion-dollar business. Manufactured Victims & False Allegations! http://www.expage.com/falseabuselink

	Username: Rick Faulkner
	UserEmail: rickfalk@island.net
	Date: October 19, 2000
	Time: 18:31

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Hi, I have a 2x great grandma, Elizabeth Bromley, born late 1700's in Sheepy Magna.She married Thomas Faulkner and moved to the Kingsbury Parish, where Thomas was from. Thankyou for your hard work, the site is terrific. Rick Faulkner

	Username: Geoffrey Parsons
	UserEmail: gpar@nobbys.net.au
	Date: October 20, 2000
	Time: 21:47

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My family on dad's side come from Tipton / Dudley area. He is David William Parsons, has brothers, Fredrick and Stanley. Fathers name was David Parsons. If you have any info, could you foward to us? dad's email davidp@ix.net.au Fred is also living in Australia. (Brisbane)

	Username: Alison Parsons
	UserEmail: al.parsons@virgin.net
	Date: October 22, 2000
	Time: 03:12

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Hi Martyn! My name's Alison Parsons and I also live in the Black Country. I am just starting to look into my family tree, and so you never know we may find we are distant relatives!! I just came across your site on the web and thought I would say hello. You say that you are not too hot at web design, but for a beginner I think you have done well - I do design for a living so if you ever get stuck, email me. Thank you for the help given in your pages - I shall start looking into my tree soon! Kind regards, Alison

	Username: Alison Parsons
	UserEmail: al.parsons@virgin.net
	Date: October 22, 2000
	Time: 03:21

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Only me again, just thought I'd mention it - my father, grand father and great grandfather were all called David Parsons, bit of a family thing I guess - if you ever find a link let me know?

	Username: Marlene Jackson
	UserEmail: mjackson@ebtech.net
	Date: October 23, 2000
	Time: 12:33

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Finding this very interesting. Names researching: Turner, Hannah-Tipton born c 1850 Cannot locate birth cert. Trying to find record of a marriage between Hannah Darby Turner & James Hill Bates c 1879-1880. Wondering if there are any pictures around of Old End House, Coseley

	Username: Andrew Anderson
	UserEmail: anderson@wyenet.co.uk
	Date: October 26, 2000
	Time: 05:28

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I very much enjoyed your site. I spent many nights in the church in 1974 and 1975, filming barn owls. I lived in Shenton and worked at MIRA at the time. The film was used in the first series of BBC Wildlife on One. I have been filming wildlife ever since, but Ratcliffe Culey church was the start of it. I loved that place. The church was almost disused at the time. I built scaffolding up inside the nave, up to the little window going into the tower. There was a huge wytch elm in the churchyard. It died of Dutch elm disease despite being innoculated.

	Username: marilyn kay parsons
	UserEmail: mparsons@lvnworth.com
	Date: November 04, 2000
	Time: 06:31

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I am trying to trace james madison parsons. Do you know anything about them.

	Username: Harlow Farmer
	UserEmail: hgfarmer23@cs.com
	Date: November 10, 2000
	Time: 04:24

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	Username: Andrew Polkey
	UserEmail: apolkey@talk21.com
	Date: November 11, 2000
	Time: 19:12

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Just having a browse. New to the internet. My ancestors are from Loughborough, but now i wish they had been Sheepy Magnerians!

	Username: martin Titheridge
	UserEmail: martin@titheridge48.freeserve.co.uk
	Date: November 11, 2000
	Time: 23:31

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just found your site,and it's great.Some sites have style but no content,and some content but no style,yours has both style and content.If more people had access to family history laid out in such a way I think the whole population would want to make that journey into the past.

	Username: Mr I S Parsons
	UserEmail: ivor.parsons@ntlworld.com
	Date: November 23, 2000
	Time: 15:16

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This is my first day of my trying to trace my family I don`t thick we have any conection as I come from Leicester. Ivor.

	Username: Jo Faltysek (nee Aldridge)
	UserEmail: JoBMoon@hotmail.com
	Date: November 30, 2000
	Time: 17:00

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Wonderful to see that Sheepy Magna is on the web for all to see. I grew up there, but emigrated to the USA nearly 10 years ago. I think you are doing Sheepy proud.

	Username:
	UserEmail: maxinebray@yahoo.com
	Date: December 04, 2000
	Time: 18:49

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Lovely site, great links-Thanks!

	Username: Dilys Caves (nee Gulliver)
	UserEmail: d.caves@fsmail.net
	Date: December 13, 2000
	Time: 12:13

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Martyn,

I have visited your website today, and I am most impressed! Although I haven't seen everything yet, I especially liked the family stuff (tree, narrative, etc) and also all of the photos of Dave & Molly's wedding.

I need lots more time to look at it - I don't suppose the details of the Parsons family will be of so much interest to a Gulliver, but keep up the good work!

Best wishes from Dilys

	Username: Harlow Farmer
	UserEmail: HGFarmer23@cs.com
	Date: December 19, 2000
	Time: 03:00

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I am interested in the Farmer family as Bartholmew Farmer is my 11th great grand father.

	Username: Emeline Parsons
	UserEmail: emelinep@hotmail.com
	Date: December 28, 2000
	Time: 07:55

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My fathers' family originated in England, however, the earliest I can retrace is an Ed Parsons, born in the 1800's in Bonavista Bay, Newfoundland. The men in this family married women in the Pond, Hoyles and Butler families. If you should happen to come across these names in your search would you please contact me at the address below, I am trying to gather information for my dad. I am grateful for any assistance that anyone can provide to me. I did have an uncle Wilfred Parsons that was in the Navy during the last WW, he was killed on a mine sweeper. He left behind a young bride, however I do not know her name, or if there were and children involved. Good luck in your search!

	Username: (
	UserEmail: p.pars@onmailco.uk
	Date: December 28, 2000
	Time: 20:22

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Hi my name is phil and i live in scotland

	Username:
	UserEmail: Silver Aztlan@aol.com
	Date: December 29, 2000
	Time: 17:47

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Congratulation,this page is helpfull, and of curse,becuase you finally got marreid. I got married whit american man, and I understand how hard is to be in "the waiting list" Thanks for this page.

	Username: Judy McCracken
	UserEmail: judmc@iconz.co.nz
	Date: January 07, 2001
	Time: 22:15

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Thank you for the opportunity to see what you have done and all the work undertaken. Ratcliffe Culey is an open area of farmland and the church has a commanding position. What a pity it looks so neglected and disused. Was sad to see this. Have family at Appleby Magna, Austrey, Sheepy, Polesworth, Warton, Norton j Twycross, Twycross etc. Lovely part of the country!

	Username: Richard Muirhead
	UserEmail: richard_muirhead@swbell.net
	Date: January 09, 2001
	Time: 04:16

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Dave

I read with interest your comments on filing directly in Dallas. I have just started the process of changing status by I-485. Does it still stand that you can walk into the INS office and get a 551 stamp and EAD ???

	Username: June Bradbury
	UserEmail: junebrad@talk21.com
	Date: January 12, 2001
	Time: 18:53

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Looks interesting will return

	Username: Tom Parsons
	UserEmail: taparsons@edmail.com
	Date: January 13, 2001
	Time: 00:28

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Just "visiting"... My name is Thomas (Tom) Parsons and I live in Cape May, New Jersey, USA. I've been compiling my lineage for several years now and came upon your offerings. I've traced my family back to a William Parsons born in the early 1700's and emmigrated to America, dying in West Virginia in 1778. I don't think we're "cousins" but I did enjoy your excellent site! Thank you.

	Username:
	UserEmail:
	Date: January 15, 2001
	Time: 20:14

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Hello dad, It's only me!!!!

	Username: Stephen
	UserEmail: cookieloco@yahoo.co.uk
	Date: January 15, 2001
	Time: 21:10

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I have just tonight discovered a very likely relationship between Michael Briggs in Atherstone and Keszia Adcock in Sheepy Parva.

Hence my delight at finding your site and the wealth of material and help it offers. Whilst I have a vast number of date and names to check I will return soon.

Thanks for your all your time and effort.

Stephen

	Username: Andy Parsons
	UserEmail: andy@push-button.co.uk
	Date: January 20, 2001
	Time: 19:20

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Nice site - please take a look at mine for more info on the Parsons family of North Oxfordshire at http://www.wargunner.co.uk

	Username: Veronica Montgomerie
	UserEmail: montgomerie@mpx.com.au
	Date: January 24, 2001
	Time: 12:14

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great site, really enjoyed looking into it

Veronica

	Username: corinne lockley
	UserEmail: Corinne.Lockley@coventry.gov.uk
	Date: January 30, 2001
	Time: 13:43

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Can you help me find my biological father if not do you know who can?

	Username: Walter Ratcliffe
	UserEmail: wwal@dingoblue.net.au
	Date: February 04, 2001
	Time: 22:01

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I like your site keep up the great job your doing,my family comes from the area but i dont know how,but will keep looking.

	Username: Rev Annette Reed
	UserEmail: annnettereed@greatsheep.freeserve.co.uk
	Date: February 06, 2001
	Time: 23:08

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Greetings from Rev Annette Reed - Vicar of The Sheepy Group. Martyn, this site is just wonderful!! I'm sorry I have only just found it.Keep up the good work.

	Username: Rev Annette Reed
	UserEmail: annettereed@greatsheep.freeserve.co.uk
	Date: February 06, 2001
	Time: 23:22

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Hi, Annette Reed again! I am amazed by this site and have just read all the comments.PLEASE NOTE ANYONE WHO READS THIS! As Vicar, I can honestly say that All Saints is NOT disused and abandoned. We hold regular services and events and are hoping to upgrade the facilities in the church in the near future so that the church can be used by the whole community. We have just restored the George 111 Royal Arms and are making great improvements in the churchyard. Many people love this little church and it is now very well cared for. We constantly need funds to further our work on the building - and if anyone would like to make a donation great or small, please do contact me - many thanks!

	Username: AVRIL WILKINS
	UserEmail:
	Date: February 10, 2001
	Time: 01:06

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HELLO MARTYN,WE MET IN TWYCROSS CHURCH LAST YEAR AND YOU CONFOUNDED ME WITH YOUR LOCAL KNOWLEDGE.TEMPORARILY LIVING IN RATCLIFFE BUT WE LOVE IT SO MUCH HOPING TO PUT DOWN OUR ROOTS FOR LONGER.NO DOUBT WE WILL MEET AGAIN IN THE NEAR FUTURE.

	Username: Mel the magnificent Wilkins.
	UserEmail: michaelwilkins@lineone.com
	Date: February 10, 2001
	Time: 17:27

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Hello Martyn I am Avril Wilkins daughter and I think this website is absoulutly superb I have found out a lot about Ratcliffe Culey!By the way my name is Melissa Wilkins!

	Username: Mel the magnificent Wilkins.
	UserEmail: michaelwilkins@lineone.com
	Date: February 10, 2001
	Time: 17:30

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It's Melissa again superb website.

	Username: Annette Reed
	UserEmail: annettereed@greatsheep.freeserve.co.uk
	Date: February 10, 2001
	Time: 23:28

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Hi, Martyn. Look like its a case of " man at work" on the Sheepy update - wait with anticipation. I've had some fascinating geneological info today on the FELL family of Sheepy who were Rectors here from the mid 1700's - a whole FELL tree no less from a descendant. Any FELLs out there? Also geneological info on the CHOYCE family from Sibson/Twycross - both these came as a result of articles in The Church Times about Sheepy Church and the Fell vault newly uncovered.Keep up the good work. Greeting to the many Wilkins that live in Ratcliffe!

	Username: Rosemary Hill
	UserEmail: Rosejean@dialstart.net
	Date: February 12, 2001
	Time: 22:00

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Very interested in the Parsons side of your family. My father came from London but had connections with Tortworth in Gloucestershire. I was a Parsons before I married. My Grandfather was Hugh Leonard Parsons who had a daughter - Winifred and twin sons Reginald Maurice (my father) and Hugh Leonard. Grandfather had fallen out with his father but we know there was a Christopher and an Annie Parsons connected with Deal. I have just started trying to tie up this side of the family as we know very little about them. Rosemary Hill (nee Parsons) Rosejean@dialstart.net

	Username: Mitch Blockley
	UserEmail: mitch@blockleys.net
	Date: February 13, 2001
	Time: 20:49

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Nice site. Thanks for the article on the PoorLaw. Mitch Blockley www.blockleys.net

	Username: Colin Barker
	UserEmail: cbarker2@home.com
	Date: February 15, 2001
	Time: 03:30

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The surname Fowkes and varients Foulk(s)

	Username: Mr R W Jackson
	UserEmail: roger.jackson@mira.co.uk
	Date: March 01, 2001
	Time: 10:29

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Very good site a lot of useful information without having to travel.

	Username: Sarah E Harner
	UserEmail: Genesismind@aol.com
	Date: March 03, 2001
	Time: 17:33

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Sarah E Harner daughter of Gillian Minor born in Sheepy Magna daughter of Margaret Holland.

	Username: Teresea Warren
	UserEmail: ctjbba@aol.com
	Date: March 03, 2001
	Time: 21:03

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Teresea Warren ctjbba@aol.com

From Ohio daughter of Gillian Minor, researching our family just started any info would be appreciated. Our grandmother was Margaret(Nash)Holland grandfather was Lenard Holland. Wonderful site and hope we can use this in our search.

	Username: Gillian M. Minor
	UserEmail: Britgodderidge@CS.Com
	Date: March 04, 2001
	Time: 17:12

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This is great My daughter Found this address and I was Gillian Godderidge ,

	Username: Karen Tardi {Sheepy}
	UserEmail: stilltrapped@home.com
	Date: March 06, 2001
	Time: 20:04

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Very informative site!

	Username: Karlene Sheepy
	UserEmail: drinking2xs@home.com
	Date: March 06, 2001
	Time: 21:13

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Great site. Found some things out that I didn't know. I'm doing reasearch on my family name SHEEPY. Any information will be greatly appreciated ( if you have any ).

	Username: Peter Robson
	UserEmail: peter.j.robson@btinternet.com
	Date: March 06, 2001
	Time: 21:27

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Looking for a contact for the Sheepy & district ploughing club

	Username: Kate
	UserEmail: Oldswimcoach@cs.com
	Date: March 09, 2001
	Time: 14:46

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Appreciate your generocity & time involved to share your info.(Looking for Billings,Bancroft & Branson) Sincerely, Kate

	Username: michael armstrong
	UserEmail: michael@armstrongm.freeserve.co.uk
	Date: March 15, 2001
	Time: 21:52

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there is some interesting information to be found.but it could do with being updated with present information

	Username: Elaine Rignall
	UserEmail: ERignall@ascotfine.com
	Date: March 16, 2001
	Time: 13:47

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Thank you for directing me to your very informative web site, it really is wonderful, a lot of hard work must have been involved.

Once again, thank you for finding my great great uncle.

I only wish a few more web pages could be as good as yours.

Regards, Elaine Rignall, Peterborough, UK

	Username: Sarah
	UserEmail: Genesismind@aol.com
	Date: March 19, 2001
	Time: 03:39

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Looking for something that may sound like or be called Sheepy Paver? Little lost Yanke

	Username: Gillian M. minor
	UserEmail: Britgodderidge@CS.COM
	Date: March 19, 2001
	Time: 17:16

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Once again my name is Gillian Minor daughter of lenard and Margaret holland and was addopted by sister of Margaret after she died she being Charlotte Nash married to Thomas Godderidge I was born in 1944 My Grandma was Thomas she had been married befor to Wilfred Nash who was killed in the 1914-18 war in France she lived in Sheppy Magnor till 1961 and moved to Grendon thats where we lived at that time . I have relitives still in Sheppy . My birth mother is buried in the cemitry just befor you get to CrossHands and I have a cousin Brian buried there he was 10 mounths when he died. I am glad that my Daughter Sarah found this site and I will keep coming back thanks for your time and insite .

	Username:
	UserEmail:
	Date: March 19, 2001
	Time: 17:29

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I Gillian Minor re Godderidge went to school in Ratcliffculy till I was Nine and then we moved to Dordon .

	Username: David Wykes
	UserEmail: david_wykes@optusnet.com.au
	Date: March 20, 2001
	Time: 21:50

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Martyn , this site just keeps getting better and better. Was the proposal accepted ?

	Username: Julie
	UserEmail: gypsy146@aol.com
	Date: March 25, 2001
	Time: 16:40

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Hi Great site, it just keeps getting better

Julie

	Username: Rev Annette Reed
	UserEmail:
	Date: March 25, 2001
	Time: 21:21

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Hi again, Martyn. Its Annette Reed, infamous Vicar of The Sheepy Group. How is the work going with the Sibson records/site? Cant wait till you start on Twycross and Orton as well.... Heres a date for Sheepy Magna and Parva fans - JUne 2nd-4th a festival week-end at Sheepy Church focusing on a second world war exhibition - we hope to display lots of photos of the village from that time and memorabilia. Anyone like to exhibit anything, let me know. annettereed@greatsheep.freeserve.co.uk. Bye for now, Annette

	Username: Simon Roulstone
	UserEmail: simon@roulstone.net
	Date: March 28, 2001
	Time: 16:07

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Hi there,

Just having a look around, if there are any Roulstone's out there, why not drop by my site, you never know, we may be related!

Regards

Simon

The Roulstone Family Genealogy Site. Researching: ROULSTONE, HOUGHTON, EYRE, NEWARK, TAYLOR http://www.roulstone.net

	Username: Annemarie Hermsen
	UserEmail: ahermsen@delft.nl
	Date: March 29, 2001
	Time: 09:17

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I'm looking for family members of Walter Edwin Eliston, born:03-09-1923 I know he has been in the army during World War II, and later went to South Africa and died there. Please help me, his son is looking for his family

	Username: Mary Parsons Lheureux
	UserEmail: mlheureux@eknowlogist.com
	Date: April 06, 2001
	Time: 04:17

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Thanks for this site

	Username: Elaine Rignall
	UserEmail: ERignall@ascotfine.com
	Date: April 09, 2001
	Time: 15:31

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Hello Martyn,

Once again I return to you helpful website and note that you are starting a Warwickshire page. As my parental great grandfather was born in Bedworth, I wonder when this page will be available? You very kindly 'found' a great uncle - Frederick Tipper, for me last month.

	Username: Martin Barradine
	UserEmail: info@barradine.com
	Date: April 09, 2001
	Time: 19:27

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Excellent site. I was only looking for somewhere to stay in Sheepy Magna to do some research, but I think I've found more from your site than I could from a visit! (I hope the local hostelry doesn't read this.) My Great Grandfather was Robert Hiorns, eldest son of Matthew Hiorns died 1897. Also related to the Frith family. Keep up the good work, I'll be back.

	Username: john coley
	UserEmail: john.coley@bigfoot.com
	Date: April 14, 2001
	Time: 23:02

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Good informative site found some useful info

	Username: Dorcas Hendershott
	UserEmail: rathbone@one-name.org
	Date: April 15, 2001
	Time: 22:58

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This is a well-constructed and interesting site. I look forward to your pages on Sibson, as I am researching the RATHBONE families in that village and the area, as part of a one-name study (The RATHBONE Register). http:/www.stanford.edu/~dorcas/Rathbone.html. Many thanks.

	Username: Dorcas Hendershott
	UserEmail: rathbone@one-name.org
	Date: April 15, 2001
	Time: 22:59

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	Username: Rita Umney
	UserEmail: rita@umney100.freeserve.co.uk
	Date: April 16, 2001
	Time: 15:07

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I found your web site very interesting, as I am doing research on the pro's/con's of the poor law in Derbyshire. very good Rita

	Username: DAVID STOCKTON
	UserEmail: david.stockton@virgin.net
	Date: April 18, 2001
	Time: 13:06

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Came across your site in a moment of boredom at work. I researched the STOCKTON family via Wednesfield,Wolverhampton and Dudley a few years ago but hit too many brick walls. There must a link with the STockton's on your site. I will see if i can find the files.

	Username: Pat Boucher
	UserEmail: APBoucher@aol.com
	Date: April 19, 2001
	Time: 07:35

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Hi Martyn, very impressed will be in touch

	Username: Sue Ferneyhough
	UserEmail:
	Date: April 19, 2001
	Time: 13:34

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Moving to Sheepy Magna soon. Excellent Web site, well done.

	Username: Dave
	UserEmail: parsonsdj1@msn.com
	Date: April 21, 2001
	Time: 02:41

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Hello Dad,

Me and my new piece of hardware checking in. I hope your computer isn't too jealous being visited by a SUPERIOR model. Speak to you soon.

	Username: Alfred Ahman
	UserEmail: ahmanajahman@aol.com
	Date: April 22, 2001
	Time: 11:19

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I am searching for information on my grandparents Thomas and Alice Joyce who lived in Coalville during the period of 1880 to 1905.

	Username: Louise Baldock
	UserEmail: louise@huddersfield48.freeserve.co.uk
	Date: April 22, 2001
	Time: 19:27

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Hi there, I really enjoyed the site. My Great Great Grandparents, John Baldock and Mary Ann nee Mottram came to live in Ratcliffe Culey in around 1878 from the Stockingford area. They lived at Ratcliffe House, I wonder if it still stands? They had 15 children, all of whom survived and one of whom, William, the one who was estranged, is buried in the Church. I took photographs of his grave, and that of his wife Mary Ann nee Garfield about 15 years ago. I am delighted to find this site and will come back periodically to see what new indexes you have added. Thanks! Louise

	Username: Rudy Thomas Darvill
	UserEmail: darvill@senet.com.au
	Date: April 29, 2001
	Time: 01:33

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	Username: Robin Gardner
	UserEmail: robin@robandkaz.com
	Date: May 01, 2001
	Time: 20:52

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Hi, this is an excellent site - I lived in Sheepy from 1974-1983 and this brings back some wonderful memories. So much the same and yet so much changed.

	Username: Adam Gardner
	UserEmail: adam.gardner@azlan.com
	Date: May 02, 2001
	Time: 17:31

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Sheepy Magna eh! I have many memories of your little village. Born in 1972, lived in Atherstone for my first 2 years before moving to 6 Church Croft, Sheepy. Went to Mrs Cullen's pre-school in Ratcliffe before going through the 5/6 years at Sheepy Magna C of E primary school. My dad helped plant the trees that stand at the entrance to the playing fields as well as the old football hut. What more do you want to know about the place? How long have you been there? There used to be a Nicholas who lived on the coner of Meadow Close? I was there 1972 to 1983 and have very fond memories of growing up in ideallic environment around this village. Let me know if you want to hear more. I'd also be interested in anyone I know still living there. I know the Jones's still have their printing business next to the Church (I helped knock down the old barn for them to build the new building there, they used to have loads of Guinea Pigs!!!). I could go on, but best not. Thanks for the flashback! Let me know if you want to hear more. Now living in Farnham, Surrey.

	Username: H. Farmer
	UserEmail: hgfarmer23@cs.com
	Date: May 09, 2001
	Time: 20:28

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I am especially interested in the Farmer family in Ratcliffe Culey, Witherley, and Sheepy Magna in the 1500s & 1600s.

	Username: Webmaster
	UserEmail:
	Date: May 09, 2001
	Time: 22:23

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Test after edit

	Username: adrian morrell
	UserEmail: adrian@fengrain.co.uk
	Date: May 22, 2001
	Time: 11:35

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great site very interesting

	Username: Lee Oates
	UserEmail: loatesm@netscape.net
	Date: June 04, 2001
	Time: 16:45

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Fantastic site Martyn. I am related to your WYTONs from Hook Norton so I will be back for another look real soon. This is not a site to stumble upon at 1 a.m.! so I'm looking forward to checking it out further. Well done!

	Username: Grace Blomfield
	UserEmail: saylobet@yahoo.co.uk
	Date: June 05, 2001
	Time: 04:45

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researching my Blomfield roots, found your site fascinating!!!! will add its url to my site.wonderful thanks! http://BLOMFIELDHERITAGE.homestead.com/BLOMFIELDPEDIGREE.html any data on the Bloms 1808 would be welcome :>)

	Username: Daniela Godderidge
	UserEmail: d.godderidge@noep.at
	Date: June 07, 2001
	Time: 10:25

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hi, i´ve found your homepage just now, and there´s a gillian godderidge in your visitors-book. my anchestors (charles godderidge, fred austin) came a hundred years ago from the uk (nottingham or leicester, i don´t exactly know, where from...) to austria. and now i want to fill the empty places in our family tree. maybe somebody, who reads that, could help me.

	Username: Geoff White
	UserEmail: gwhite@pp.htv.fi
	Date: June 18, 2001
	Time: 18:35

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One of the most comprehensive genealogical sites I have seen to date. Your apprenticeship listings has helped me with people in Nuneaton. I'm looking forward to the completion of your Warwickshire listings! Geoff in Helsinki

	Username: Carole Cumber
	UserEmail: cdcumber@sprint.ca
	Date: June 24, 2001
	Time: 17:51

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My Parsons family originated in WARKS,My line in 1853 was John PARSONS son of William and Elizabeth PARSONS nee TAYLOR John was born in Solihull dist.Great Yardley.My fathers name was Raymond Noel PARSONS born 1914 in Lambeth.I was Born in Lambeth,and my name was Carole PARSONS,I now live in Canada.

	Username: GRAHAM H. JONES
	UserEmail: grahamjones@beeb.net
	Date: June 28, 2001
	Time: 22:21

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HI MARTYN GREAT SITE MY NAME IS GRAHAM HAMBLING JONES & WE LIVE IN CHURCH LANE RATCLIFFE CULEY. THE HOUSE WE LIVE IN USED TO BE CALLED CHURCH COTTAGE & USED TO BE THE OLD VILLAGE SCHOOL ANY INFO WOULD BE APP.CHEERS

	Username: annette reed
	UserEmail:
	Date: July 03, 2001
	Time: 21:15

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From Annette Reed - always a pleasure to have a look at the site, Martyn. Well done, its excellent! Hello, Graham, found any Roman coins lately????

	Username: Rev annette reed
	UserEmail: annettereed@greatsheep.freeserve.co.uk
	Date: July 03, 2001
	Time: 21:19

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Hi, Martyn. The site just gets better and better. We have started the Facility Project work now at Ratcliffe Church, introducing toilet and kitchenette facilities into the west end. Maybe signs of some old designs on the west end walls behind the 1980s panelling which has nnow been removed... September 8th/9th Heritage Week-end - ratcliffe Church will be open with some history displays...

	Username: webmaster
	UserEmail: test@mdlp.co.uk
	Date: July 07, 2001
	Time: 02:36

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testing new mail system

	Username: Dorothy L. Kington
	UserEmail: kington@flash.net
	Date: July 08, 2001
	Time: 01:36

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- I will need more than a few minutes to view your site. it is great. Names in our family tree, Kington, Leason (Lesson) Earp, Exton, Sheppard &. McQueen

	Username: angela turner
	UserEmail:
	Date: July 12, 2001
	Time: 10:58

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Looking for Lancashire, but an interesting site

	Username: M.J.Roberts
	UserEmail: michael.roberts7@ntlworld.com
	Date: July 16, 2001
	Time: 14:27

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ery interesting. Well done.

	Username: Martyn
	UserEmail: mdlp@blueyonder.co.uk
	Date: July 20, 2001
	Time: 02:21

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Testing after web failure

	Username: Dave Lissemore
	UserEmail: davelissemore@aol.com
	Date: July 23, 2001
	Time: 10:39

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Looking for data on Lissemore and up came your site. Looks great.

	Username: Harry Wykes
	UserEmail:
	Date: July 28, 2001
	Time: 22:43

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Martyn, Congratulations on your site. It's not just informative, but very, very useful, particularly the records you have transcribed and so generously place online for other to benefit from.

Keed up the good work!

Harry Wykes The World WYKES Web - http://www.wykes.org/