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Keir

Keir Report 19 Apr 2003 18:08

I am currently compiling a database of the records of all the POLYBLANKs (with all variants, such as POLLIBLANK, POLLYBLANK, POLEBLANK, PULEBLANK, PULYBLANK, PULLEYBLANK, PULLIBLANK, etc, etc, up to 48 so far) I believe that all born with any of these names, since about 1640, are the offspring of an identfied couple, John PULLIBLANK and Johan ODYM, married in 1560 in Modbury, south Devon. Consequently they can all be entered into one tree, so far I have about 700 in the tree, with a further 500 in the database. If there are any P.....s who would like to be added, please get in touch.