Hello from Iowa - the state west of Illinois and Chicago in the Midwest of US. I have been researching for some 15 years and we have several branches of our family that came from England, Scotland and Ireland. So I'm eager to share/connect with fellow researchers.
Ann
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01-11-2009 5:53 PM #1Newcomer to Brit-Gen
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01-11-2009 7:08 PM #2Brick wall demolition expert!
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Hi there, 'Ann's seem to shine on this show, so welcome & get set to enjoy & discover.
Happy Families
Wendy
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01-11-2009 7:12 PM #3Loves to help with queries.
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Welcome to the forum Ann,
Enjoy! Deborah
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01-11-2009 8:15 PM #4Famous for offering help & advice.
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Enjoy the forum!
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01-11-2009 8:21 PM #5Seriously addicted to family history research.
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This is certainly the place to share and connect with like-minded people. Welcome to the forum.
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01-11-2009 9:09 PM #6Knowledgeable and helpful
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Hi Ann and welcome from me too.
(does Cedar Rapids still smell of breakfast cereal as you enter from the South?)
cheersTony
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02-11-2009 3:06 AM #7Newcomer to Brit-Gen
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Cedar Rapids!
Yes, on some days when Quaker Oats is processing the cereal Cedar Rapids does have a distinct malty smell in the air! But we can't smell it here in Iowa City! Ann
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02-11-2009 8:35 PM #8Knowledgeable and helpful
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My memory was of a smell of jam. Quaker must have been cooking a cereal with strawberries in it or similar!
Tony
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