The wind up

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  1. Daisies

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    Hope to be a little sister again soon!!!
    (Just joined a slimming club!!!!!!)
     
  3. dalbuie

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    Which one have you joined, (if you don't mind me asking) [​IMG]
     
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    I have a suspicion that slimming clubs are the biggest wind up of the modern world!!!
     
  6. Fran

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    Nope - mirrors are :D
     
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  8. dalbuie

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    I have been trying my hand at some genealogy,trying to trace family on my fathers side,it seems to dissapear into India and I am getting nowhere fast,it is driving me mad :mad: I think I will leave it for now until after christmas as my stress levels are starting to rise. I am really enjoying it but its frustrating when you come upon a brick wall. Has anyone else done any researching of their family tree?.
     
  9. Liz

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    Hi Dalbuie,
    My younger sister in NZ has been tracing our 'roots' for some years. She has managed it all on line. The Census site helped a lot., as most of the people she traced were in the British Isles... we have no illustrious forebears so it all petered out in the 1800s. It helps a great deal if your family have lived in the same area for a long time. Good Luck!
     
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    Hi,
    Yes,and have come up a blank on the whereabouts of my great grandmother after 1901. Very frustrating when I realise the info I need could have come from departed family members.
    A tip I can offer to help future generation investigators is that we all write on our photo's...Who,Where and When!
     
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    My late father started our tree and I'm continueing it. With some help of genealogy forum friends, census and living descendants got back quite a way on my father's side - helped by the fact that they were farmers, and stayed put - family origin zzzomerset. My mother's tree will be a little more difficult cos its both scottish and ceylon. Its great fun especially putting some flesh on the dates.
     
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