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bulletUsername: Trouble
bulletUserEmail: susan@washington37.freeserve.co.uk
bulletDate: June 12, 2000
bulletTime: 20:11

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

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bulletUserEmail:
bulletDate: June 30, 2000
bulletTime: 20:17

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

bulletUsername: David Parsons
bulletUserEmail: carmodel@goulburn.net.au
bulletDate: July 3, 2000
bulletTime: 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

bulletUsername: Bill Morris    ( Doncaster )
bulletUserEmail:
bulletDate: July 3, 2000
bulletTime: 14:46

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

bulletUsername: Desley
bulletUserEmail:
bulletDate: July 16, 2000
bulletTime: 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.

bulletUsername: P & J Granger
bulletUserEmail: granger@igrin.co.nz
bulletDate: July 16, 2000
bulletTime: 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..

bulletUsername: Lynne Bristow
bulletUserEmail: lynne.bristow@virgin.net
bulletDate: July 23, 2000
bulletTime: 21:48

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Iam the greatgranddaughter of Thirza Parsons

bulletUsername: Lorraine Astley
bulletUserEmail:
bulletDate: July 24, 2000
bulletTime: 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

bulletUsername: tony smith
bulletUserEmail: anthonyjohnjosephsmith@hotmail.com
bulletDate: August 1, 2000
bulletTime: 12:52

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mart i finally found your page!best wishes tony

bulletUsername: Al. Green
bulletUserEmail: moodwood@oasys.com.au
bulletDate: August 3, 2000
bulletTime: 22:13

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Great pages Martyn.

bulletUsername: Neil Culey
bulletUserEmail: cooley@ultra.net.au
bulletDate: August 4, 2000
bulletTime: 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.

bulletUsername: Rev. Roy Tonks
bulletUserEmail:
bulletDate: August 10, 2000
bulletTime: 21:25

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

bulletUsername: Sue Wilkins
bulletUserEmail: susanmwilkins@cs.com
bulletDate: August 15, 2000
bulletTime: 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

bulletUsername: John Bull
bulletUserEmail: bullbevb@sentex.net
bulletDate: August 16, 2000
bulletTime: 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

bulletUsername: Michael Wileman
bulletUserEmail: alan.wileman@ntlworld.com
bulletDate: August 18, 2000
bulletTime: 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.

bulletUsername: Sandy Lewis - Qld Aust
bulletUserEmail:
bulletDate: August 23, 2000
bulletTime: 15:10

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Brilliant reading Martyn, thank you.

bulletUsername: Kristie Mikstas
bulletUserEmail: kmikstas@aol.com
bulletDate: August 23, 2000
bulletTime: 15:41

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Very interesting!

bulletUsername: Ellen Spence
bulletUserEmail: ellen.spence@which.net
bulletDate: August 23, 2000
bulletTime: 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?

bulletUsername: Bill Whittington in Maryland, USA
bulletUserEmail: jpwwaw@aol.com
bulletDate: August 31, 2000
bulletTime: 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.

bulletUsername: Guy Etchells
bulletUserEmail: guy.etchells@virgin.net
bulletDate: August 31, 2000
bulletTime: 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

bulletUsername: Yvonne Miles Fulton
bulletUserEmail: YFLeicesterGal@aol.com
bulletDate: September 01, 2000
bulletTime: 03:16

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

bulletUsername: Tim Airey
bulletUserEmail: aireyt_c@telusplanet.net
bulletDate: January 01, 1997
bulletTime: 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

bulletUsername: Melani Jones (South Africa)
bulletUserEmail:
bulletDate: September 04, 2000
bulletTime: 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.

bulletUsername: jill Muir
bulletUserEmail: jill@muir.clara.co.uk
bulletDate: September 10, 2000
bulletTime: 09:32

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

bulletUsername: David Salt
bulletUserEmail: davidsalt@freenfast.com
bulletDate: September 10, 2000
bulletTime: 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.

bulletUsername: David Wykes
bulletUserEmail: david_wykes@optusnet.com.au
bulletDate: September 14, 2000
bulletTime: 06:24

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Good site , great work , keep it up .

bulletUsername: Ronnie Earp
bulletUserEmail: ronnie@oundle50.freeserve.co.uk
bulletDate: September 16, 2000
bulletTime: 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..

bulletUsername: Jeff Freeman
bulletUserEmail: jef.giraffe@virgin.net
bulletDate: September 18, 2000
bulletTime: 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.

bulletUsername: Lois K.
bulletUserEmail: MaAisha@aol.com
bulletDate: September 18, 2000
bulletTime: 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?

bulletUsername: author
bulletUserEmail:
bulletDate: September 18, 2000
bulletTime: 11:59

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test after edit

bulletUsername: Donna Asbaugh, the lady you suggested C of E books to.
bulletUserEmail: Donashtoo@aol.com
bulletDate: September 19, 2000
bulletTime: 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.

bulletUsername: Eric Bird
bulletUserEmail: ebnet@supanet.com
bulletDate: September 23, 2000
bulletTime: 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!

bulletUsername: Rob Green
bulletUserEmail: T74WUY@Operamail.com
bulletDate: September 28, 2000
bulletTime: 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

bulletUsername: Karen
bulletUserEmail:
bulletDate: September 29, 2000
bulletTime: 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.

bulletUsername: John Slater
bulletUserEmail: SLATERJOHN@HOTMAIL.COM
bulletDate: October 01, 2000
bulletTime: 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.

bulletUsername: John Slater
bulletUserEmail: slaterjohn@hotmail.com
bulletDate: October 01, 2000
bulletTime: 17:54

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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.

bulletUsername: PETE HUNT
bulletUserEmail: petehunt@granite.net.au
bulletDate: October 04, 2000
bulletTime: 06:48

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

bulletUsername: Sue Wilkins
bulletUserEmail:
bulletDate: October 07, 2000
bulletTime: 09:07

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Hi Martyn I think this is all brilliant Well done Sue

bulletUsername: Judy Morey
bulletUserEmail: Ladyz28@aol.com
bulletDate: October 10, 2000
bulletTime: 02:14

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

bulletUsername: Judy Morey
bulletUserEmail: Ladyz28@aol.com
bulletDate: October 10, 2000
bulletTime: 02:16

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

bulletUsername: Yvonne Miles Fulton
bulletUserEmail: YFLeicesterGal@aol.com
bulletDate: October 12, 2000
bulletTime: 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

bulletUsername: Toni & Stan
bulletUserEmail:
bulletDate: October 17, 2000
bulletTime: 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

bulletUsername: Rick Faulkner
bulletUserEmail: rickfalk@island.net
bulletDate: October 19, 2000
bulletTime: 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

bulletUsername: Geoffrey Parsons
bulletUserEmail: gpar@nobbys.net.au
bulletDate: October 20, 2000
bulletTime: 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)

bulletUsername: Alison Parsons
bulletUserEmail: al.parsons@virgin.net
bulletDate: October 22, 2000
bulletTime: 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

bulletUsername: Alison Parsons
bulletUserEmail: al.parsons@virgin.net
bulletDate: October 22, 2000
bulletTime: 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?

bulletUsername: Marlene Jackson
bulletUserEmail: mjackson@ebtech.net
bulletDate: October 23, 2000
bulletTime: 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

bulletUsername: Andrew Anderson
bulletUserEmail: anderson@wyenet.co.uk
bulletDate: October 26, 2000
bulletTime: 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.

bulletUsername: marilyn kay parsons
bulletUserEmail: mparsons@lvnworth.com
bulletDate: November 04, 2000
bulletTime: 06:31

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

bulletUsername: Harlow Farmer
bulletUserEmail: hgfarmer23@cs.com
bulletDate: November 10, 2000
bulletTime: 04:24

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bulletUsername: Andrew  Polkey
bulletUserEmail: apolkey@talk21.com
bulletDate: November 11, 2000
bulletTime: 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!

bulletUsername: martin Titheridge
bulletUserEmail: martin@titheridge48.freeserve.co.uk
bulletDate: November 11, 2000
bulletTime: 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.

bulletUsername: Mr I S Parsons
bulletUserEmail: ivor.parsons@ntlworld.com
bulletDate: November 23, 2000
bulletTime: 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.

bulletUsername: Jo Faltysek (nee Aldridge)
bulletUserEmail: JoBMoon@hotmail.com
bulletDate: November 30, 2000
bulletTime: 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.

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bulletUserEmail: maxinebray@yahoo.com
bulletDate: December 04, 2000
bulletTime: 18:49

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Lovely site, great links-Thanks!

bulletUsername: Dilys Caves (nee Gulliver)
bulletUserEmail: d.caves@fsmail.net
bulletDate: December 13, 2000
bulletTime: 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

bulletUsername: Harlow Farmer
bulletUserEmail: HGFarmer23@cs.com
bulletDate: December 19, 2000
bulletTime: 03:00

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

bulletUsername: Emeline Parsons
bulletUserEmail: emelinep@hotmail.com
bulletDate: December 28, 2000
bulletTime: 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!

bulletUsername: (
bulletUserEmail: p.pars@onmailco.uk
bulletDate: December 28, 2000
bulletTime: 20:22

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Hi my name is phil and i live in scotland

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bulletUserEmail: Silver Aztlan@aol.com
bulletDate: December 29, 2000
bulletTime: 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.

bulletUsername: Judy McCracken
bulletUserEmail: judmc@iconz.co.nz
bulletDate: January 07, 2001
bulletTime: 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!

bulletUsername: Richard Muirhead
bulletUserEmail: richard_muirhead@swbell.net
bulletDate: January 09, 2001
bulletTime: 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 ???

bulletUsername: June Bradbury
bulletUserEmail: junebrad@talk21.com
bulletDate: January 12, 2001
bulletTime: 18:53

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Looks interesting will return

bulletUsername: Tom Parsons
bulletUserEmail: taparsons@edmail.com
bulletDate: January 13, 2001
bulletTime: 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.

bulletUsername:
bulletUserEmail:
bulletDate: January 15, 2001
bulletTime: 20:14

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

bulletUsername: Stephen
bulletUserEmail: cookieloco@yahoo.co.uk
bulletDate: January 15, 2001
bulletTime: 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

 

bulletUsername: Andy Parsons
bulletUserEmail: andy@push-button.co.uk
bulletDate: January 20, 2001
bulletTime: 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

bulletUsername: Veronica Montgomerie
bulletUserEmail: montgomerie@mpx.com.au
bulletDate: January 24, 2001
bulletTime: 12:14

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great site, really enjoyed looking into it

Veronica

bulletUsername: corinne lockley
bulletUserEmail: Corinne.Lockley@coventry.gov.uk
bulletDate: January 30, 2001
bulletTime: 13:43

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

bulletUsername: Walter Ratcliffe
bulletUserEmail: wwal@dingoblue.net.au
bulletDate: February 04, 2001
bulletTime: 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.