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Rita
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25 Feb 2011 18:51 |
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It would be a long way for you to go Linda I just thought you would be interested in the adverts. for the coming Pre Fab talk. I told me cousin he lived in one and he is going to try and go and tell them about him living in one, they lived in them till he was about 17 years old then he left and joined the army and his two brothers went into the fireservice. Jean I understand how you feel . but like you said the horses need to be exercised .so long as they go to good homes that is the main thing. Stephen did well getting your porblem sorted, you see mention something on here the people will help if they can
Maddie my husbands family all were born in Islington and grew up in that area until they were bombed out. but they had three and four story houses lovely Victoria houses but they were let off in rooms mostly. ovewr crowded.
Hi Mo.
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Cath2010
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25 Feb 2011 19:32 |
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BIG G and T on the way to Marilyn, lol. Have had a look on rootsireland and could be my man!! Need to investigate further but at least its a start so thank you Marilyn. Irish ancestors have driven me to distraction. Mo enjoy your night out. Jean I will be thinking of you tomorrow as you say goodbye to your horses, it will be a sad day for you but you are doing what is best for them and I am sure you have found a good home for them. Take care of yourself and I hope it all works out ok. (((((((hugs))))))) for you. Hello to all I have not mentioned, back later I hope,
Cath xx
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Rita
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25 Feb 2011 20:56 |
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I am having a right old time tonight. my main light bulb blew so I only have a small side light . I cannot climb the ladder to replace the main bulb.
I was watching TV East Enders when the picture frame stayed didnt move and no noise . I tired changing to other stations nothing worked so I tried the TV in my bedroom which is not digital the other one is. and that worked. so I shut down and started again it worked. Now I am getting emails wishing me a happy birthday for tomorrow. as there is another Rita aged 80;.tomorrow. I think someone is having a go at me. OK which one of you are responsible for all this. ?
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LindainBerkshire1736004
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25 Feb 2011 21:10 |
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Not me Rita But I had a bulb blow this evening too, in my kitchen. I will not be climbing to replace it without hubby here. He can have a job in the morning !!! Bless him.
Tv seems OK thank goodness.
Got to walk out with the dog soon, he's not happy and refused his dinner, he doesn't like being away from home.
Might get back on later
Linda :o) XxX
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Cath2010
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25 Feb 2011 22:15 |
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Night everyone, sleep well.
Cath xx
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Dame*Shelly*("\(*o*)/")
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26 Feb 2011 02:18 |
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pauline some one had to have baby and that was me but i did have pizza hut with them and so did baby
marilyn are you back home now
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Rita
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26 Feb 2011 07:55 |
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Morning everyone
Well still no bulb in the main light Lol. I managed to get the TV going I switched off then switched on again. still have my tintius had it the whole week now so I am not a happy bunny today. itt is pressure that normal starts it off.
I wonder how Stephen is was he suppose to go last night to this mountain climbing ? the forcast is not good for today either. grey here and very miserable outside. hope you all have a good day and your weather is better than mine.
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Stephen2009
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26 Feb 2011 08:05 |
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Morning all !
Slept later this morning for some reason (tired I suppose) 7.00 before I stirred.
Jean, Can yo give me a bit more info on your Hugh Owen please. About what date did he leave England. What was his occupation ? A number of folk have appeared who are near his age and more info may narrow the search down.
Heading for the hills later today. It's a two hour drive and I like to arrive around 4pm to get the tent up etc before it gets dark.
Pop back in later, got to head to the village shop, I need milk. Makes it a very expensive 'pint'. Normally we have loads in the fridge.
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Jeniwren
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26 Feb 2011 08:24 |
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Morning everyone, very wet and dull here today. Breakfast is ready, all on hotplate.
porridge, cereal or fruit. bacon, eggs, sausage, mushrooms, hash browns. toast and hot rolls. tea or coffee. just help yourselves.
Stephen, will get my papers out later and send you more information, thank you.
Rita, hope someone will come and put new bulb in for you.
Mo I think hand knitted baby cardigans are much nicer and warmer than any you buy in the shops, I think the trend for designer clothes for young babies is silly, babies grow so quickly.
Hope you all have a good day. Go with God and in good health. Jean xx
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Stephen2009
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26 Feb 2011 10:13 |
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Jean,
Hugh Owen, age 26 and his wife Hannah(?)age 21, were living at 48 John Street, Hyde. This from the 1891 Census. No children listed. Both working in the Cotton Mills. Hannah was born in Sheffield.
No sign of him or Hannah on the 1901 Census
What was your Grandmothers name and where and when was she born ?
Still working on the Scottish search for him.
Did he have Scottish connections ?
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LindainBerkshire1736004
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26 Feb 2011 10:16 |
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Morning all Thanks for breakfast Jean. Hope you soon get that light fixed Rita.Also that the tinitus eases. It is very wet here just been for a walk with the dog. Needed wellies and waterproofs !!! He went for a paddle in the lake so we had to hose him off as he was fifthy. Managed a bit of cross stitch last night and found some distant rellies too. Be safe Stephen up on your mountain. Does your mobile work up there in case of an emergency. Got some ironing to do today, tryingh to keep it down before Tuesdays departure. Yes we are both really looking forward to this break. I really want to see some sunshine and just relax reading a few books and a few beach walks like Marilyn............ but little or no shopping for me as there aren't many over there or things that we need.
Mo I am so sorry that Lillie hasn't been seen wearing your cardigans. But I remember I always knitted for my own children until sweatshirts and fleeces became cheaper and more fashionable. Most of my knitting has gone to Bulgaria now, I am waiting tohear that the parcels have arrived. They certainly sound like they will be appreciated.
Have a good day everyone
Linda :o) XxX
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PatriciaAnn
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26 Feb 2011 10:48 |
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Hi Everyone, I stayed home yesterday from work. I was in bed most of the day reading and sleeping. I feel much better now. Rita i lived in a prefab from 1963-1970. It was white with a flat roof. I'm going to be reading and watching Agatha Christie stuff today.
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Jeniwren
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26 Feb 2011 11:07 |
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Hi everyone, still raining here but have to go out soon, think wellies and brolly will be needed. Stephen, looks like you have the right Hugh Owens, Hugh, born 1865 - Hyde, Cheshire. married Hannah Sanderson in 1888. Children - Mena born 1892 Lizzie born 1894 he left his family sometime between 1894/97 My Grandmother was Lizzie, born 1894 in Hyde, Cheshire Dont know of any Scottish connections, only Welsh way back.
Take care and stay safe, Jean xx
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Stephen2009
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26 Feb 2011 13:54 |
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Hi Ho !
Oh the wanderlust is on me and tonight I strike the trail,
Heading off for a wee adventure. Forecast is fairly good.
Peace, quiet and fond memories of friends.
Supper by the river and beneath the stars
Early start tomorrow just as day breaks.
Catch you tomorrow night on my return.
Bye !
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Dame*Shelly*("\(*o*)/")
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26 Feb 2011 15:17 |
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its been a realy horried and miserble day here today nothink but rain and dark sky
and it feels like a sunday boaring
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Rita
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26 Feb 2011 15:49 |
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shelly I have had the same I felt really depressed with it all. my printer started playing up when I was trying to take a photograph copy so I left it. a friend came and put a new light bulb in for me. that cheered me up a little. but the sky opened up and poured with rain it was so bad it was like a mist outside. I hate the weekends.
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26 Feb 2011 15:51 |
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Jean
I am so pleased Stephen managed to find your missing relations I bet your pleased about that. I hope he is careful walking that mountain.
Rita x
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PatriciaAnn
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26 Feb 2011 15:54 |
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Aw Shelly and Rita, Don't say that. If there were no week-ends then I'd have to work all the time. I like not being at work and being home!
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Yvonne
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26 Feb 2011 15:57 |
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Afternoon everyone
Sorry to hear you're not feeling too good Rita, hope the tinitus eases soon
have fun Stephen, I don't do tents, I like my comforts too much
Mo my mum knitted loads of jumpers and cardies for my son when he was a baby, I still have a couple put away for a keepsake. My nan used to knit for my brother and sisters when we was little, she knitted us all school jumpers so mum didn't have to buy them
Jean hope your horses went off to their new homes ok, it is sad to give them up but it is for the best.
just off out with the dog, see you later x
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PatriciaAnn
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26 Feb 2011 16:22 |
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I'm reading another True Blood story. Vampires are really quite cute.They don't like daylight and they never age!
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