genealogy enquiries
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- Rob
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genealogy enquiries
Now it's probably me,you know getting slow as he gets older,and i'm not an expert in "Stalkng the dead" but i love to investigate all the queries thrown up on the geneaology threads.e.g John or Joseph Priest this morning put on by my dear friend Northern Lass( who,dont tell her i told you this,is really hot!! At genealogy !!) .
Anyway by the time i've got all the info needed and requested someone else has already put it on!! Thanks Pertrd and Linnel!!
The point of this thread is to raise the question whether other people have this problem or is it just me!!?
Anyway by the time i've got all the info needed and requested someone else has already put it on!! Thanks Pertrd and Linnel!!
The point of this thread is to raise the question whether other people have this problem or is it just me!!?
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Re: genealogy enquiries
well the answers were put on last night, its just our experience that allows us to find them quicker ie knowing where to look and how. if you want to solve a topic, or any one else that thinks they would like to have a go then we can post one and leave it be for the beginners or not so quick to have a go at and will only post if your stuck. Pete
A person should have an opinion on everything, It becomes tact whether you reveal that opinion or not.
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- Rob
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Re: genealogy enquiries
Oh thats it!! Leave a post on for "the not so quick"!!


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Re: genealogy enquiries
Rob wrote:Oh thats it!! Leave a post on for "the not so quick"!!
yes not quick in finding stuff not mind




A person should have an opinion on everything, It becomes tact whether you reveal that opinion or not.
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- mallosa
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Re: genealogy enquiries



How's that Rob?

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Researching: Evans, Rollason, Henley/Hendley, Brookes, Taylor (Wilson - Birmingham)
- MarkCDodd
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Re: genealogy enquiries
I would like the addresses of all the John Smiths in the Census from 1841 to 1911.....
That should keep you amused for a few months and I guarantee you will be the first to publish the answer
That should keep you amused for a few months and I guarantee you will be the first to publish the answer

Black Holes happen when God divides by zero.
- Northern Lass
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Re: genealogy enquiries
Rob wrote:Now it's probably me,you know getting slow as he gets older,and i'm not an expert in "Stalkng the dead" but i love to investigate all the queries thrown up on the geneaology threads.e.g John or Joseph Priest this morning put on by my dear friend Northern Lass( who,dont tell her i told you this,is really hot!! At genealogy !!) .
Anyway by the time i've got all the info needed and requested someone else has already put it on!! Thanks Pertrd and Linnel!!
The point of this thread is to raise the question whether other people have this problem or is it just me!!?
Ah Bless xx
Ok as we are always looking for new ways to help you Robbie
I have set up your own bit in the Black Country Genealogy
I was going to call it Robbies Ramblings...but decided you might think you were going treking...which in a way you are!
So this is a post in the BC Section that no one has answered yet....so go on Robbie fill ya boots
give us the answer!


- dianel
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Re: genealogy enquiries
No, it's not just you, Rob. It happens to me too. I get carried away tracking down all the info. Write lists of census, go searching the BDMs and what do I find? Behind my back, some Quick Draw McGraw has read my mind and already posted it!
... either that or sometimes I have neglected to read all the pages in a thread and the subject has already been thoroughly discussed, analyzed and resolved before I notice those little numbers at the bottom of the page [1] [2] [3]

... either that or sometimes I have neglected to read all the pages in a thread and the subject has already been thoroughly discussed, analyzed and resolved before I notice those little numbers at the bottom of the page [1] [2] [3]


Some mistakes are too much fun
to only make once.
to only make once.
- mallosa
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Re: genealogy enquiries
It happens to me too!
I start to look up someone on a Census and always get sidetracked as I find new info, by the time I post my findings, It's already been done!
I then have to quickly delete my post in case someone notices 
I start to look up someone on a Census and always get sidetracked as I find new info, by the time I post my findings, It's already been done!


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Researching: Evans, Rollason, Henley/Hendley, Brookes, Taylor (Wilson - Birmingham)
Researching: Evans, Rollason, Henley/Hendley, Brookes, Taylor (Wilson - Birmingham)
- Rob
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Re: genealogy enquiries
See!! I knew it!! Thanks Di and mallosa i was starting to get an inferiority complex!
Which Hans Christian Andersen fairy story springs to mind here?
I've just got in from my day job and seen the "tasks" i've been set!!
So gotta go and investigate!!

Which Hans Christian Andersen fairy story springs to mind here?
I've just got in from my day job and seen the "tasks" i've been set!!

So gotta go and investigate!!

- mallosa
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Re: genealogy enquiries
Go Rob.. Go! 

If you would like to have your ancestors photo's included in our Gallery, please send me a pm.
Researching: Evans, Rollason, Henley/Hendley, Brookes, Taylor (Wilson - Birmingham)
Researching: Evans, Rollason, Henley/Hendley, Brookes, Taylor (Wilson - Birmingham)
- Northern Lass
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Re: genealogy enquiries
I hate it too....
Its those people that have nothing better to do but stay on the forum allday doing family history
haven't they got a home to dust!
meals to cook!
clothes to iron!
bodies to tone
get a job I say!
get off that backside that is the size of a field and do some work
take time to smell the roses as an elderly person once said to me
and another very clever person said
he who casts the first stone after the horse has bolted
But I have to say Rob you are a bit slow

Its those people that have nothing better to do but stay on the forum allday doing family history
haven't they got a home to dust!
meals to cook!
clothes to iron!
bodies to tone

get a job I say!
get off that backside that is the size of a field and do some work
take time to smell the roses as an elderly person once said to me
and another very clever person said
he who casts the first stone after the horse has bolted
But I have to say Rob you are a bit slow

- MarkCDodd
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Re: genealogy enquiries
I take time to smell the roses..but they are usually on the grave of some distant relative I am photographing...
Black Holes happen when God divides by zero.
- Northern Lass
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Re: genealogy enquiries
MarkCDodd wrote:I take time to smell the roses..but they are usually on the grave of some distant relative I am photographing...
that is funny

- Annie
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Re: genealogy enquiries
Rob wrote:See!! I knew it!! Thanks Di and mallosa i was starting to get an inferiority complex!![]()
Which Hans Christian Andersen fairy story springs to mind here?
I've just got in from my day job and seen the "tasks" i've been set!!![]()
So gotta go and investigate!!
Bet I'm slower than you Rob at finding things , I can spend hours and hours searching and not always find them.
Annie
