I echo everyone's thoughts. I think this has been the best competition yet, and the entries show why we are family historians rather than mere genealogists.
View Poll Results: Pick a winner
- Voters
- 42. You may not vote on this poll
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stepives
0 0% -
fullscott
3 7.14% -
dylan thermos
0 0% -
Sue Mackay
1 2.38% -
ellyjane70
2 4.76% -
Colin Rowledge
2 4.76% -
pennydog
3 7.14% -
Thachuk
3 7.14% -
AnnB
1 2.38% -
lawsue
0 0% -
Little Spark
2 4.76% -
busyglen
0 0% -
notanotherminer
1 2.38% -
Ladkyis
0 0% -
Lizzy9
1 2.38% -
Thomasin
4 9.52% -
stepives
2 4.76% -
Coromandel
10 23.81% -
stepives
1 2.38% -
Mutley
1 2.38% -
susan-y
0 0% -
stepives
1 2.38% -
Hilda Woodley
0 0% -
pippycat
4 9.52%
Results 51 to 60 of 63
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17-02-2013, 10:32 PM #51Sue Mackay
Insanity is hereditary - you get it from your kids
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17-02-2013, 10:49 PM #52lawsueGuest
Congratulations to the winners. A great read and insight into 19th century life in the 'old country' and it's far flung outposts. Well done everyone.
Sue
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17-02-2013, 10:56 PM #53pippycatGuest
That sums it up perfectly!
Many congratulations to Coromandel, a well deserved winner with Harriet.
Would be nice to complete Harriet's story, so lets hope you get to fill in the missing parts - with or without our help!
Congratulations Thomasin, very well done 'my partner in crime'
A big Thanks for all your votes,
......... and Thank You to the coin that Frank must have tossed into the air
Rebecca
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18-02-2013, 7:33 AM #54AnnBGuest
I want to agree with everything already said - and add my congratulations to Coromandel, Pippycat and Thomasin. I really struggled with who got my vote, I almost wished there could have been a 'can't decide' vote!
Well done one and all
Best wishes
Ann
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18-02-2013, 7:36 AM #55ellyjane70Guest
well done the winners and everyone who gave us such an insight into the lives of our ancestors back then..
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18-02-2013, 7:39 AM #56huxley76Guest
a great topic and wonderful stories, well done the winners..I found it particularly fascinating how everyone who wrote their stories were able to get right deep into the hearts, lives and minds of their ancestors.
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18-02-2013, 10:41 AM #57Sadly, our dear friend Ann (alias Ladkyis) passed away on Thursday, 26th. December, 2019.
Footprints on the sands of time
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18-02-2013, 3:25 PM #58
Well done to the successful winners, and thanks to everyone who voted and the very nice comments.
Steve.
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18-02-2013, 3:50 PM #59busyglenGuest
Congratulations Coromandel, pippycat and Thomasin! I agree with everyone, it was such a hard task to pick one out of the superb stories. I read, re-read, made a list, changed my mind, and then went with my heart. This has been the best competition ever.
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18-02-2013, 4:44 PM #60CoromandelGuest
Thank you, Sue. Now that I know where and when she died, I have a good idea of where to start searching for her burial.
So I may be able to visit her soon.
Thank you too, Rebecca. There are still a lot of unanswered questions so I may well be posting an appeal for help very soon!
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