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[Professor] James Bayley-Butler
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MargaretM | Report | 10 Apr 2020 20:51 |
I was confused about your use of the word "ancestor.". The definition of the word is someone from whom you descend. So technically he was not your ancestor. |
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Nicola'S | Report | 10 Apr 2020 20:54 |
To GreyGhost - I never thought to click on the Katherine Butler link in the Wikipedia article! What a fascinating woman she must have been. And to think that it was only twenty years ago that she died; how I wish I'd known about her. So everything now hangs on her sister Beatrice in the hope of finding a living descendant/relative. Unless their father had a sibling who, in turn, may have had children etc. |
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Nicola'S | Report | 10 Apr 2020 21:56 |
You are right ErikaH about his death place. That was my error. Thank you. |