General Chat

Dizzi............. :-D :-D

Jems, I know all about the Hot, Hot, Hot thang.

Bwilliant in this weather though. All you need to do when the heat comes over you....is pop outside in your bikini and clean your windows.

Cools you down in no time...........Trust me, I knows about these things!

;-) :-D :-D

OR NEED A QUICK WEE WEE :-D

:-D :-D :-D@ DIZZI!

I always think of the issue over the loo with onesies

and no good for women of a certain age who get FAR TOO HOT :-( :-( :-( :-D :-D :-D

PRICKLEY
JUST IMAGINE THE SIZE OF MY BUM IN A ONESIE
I'D NEED AT LEAST A TENSIE AND A QUICK RELEISE
BUTTON,
THEN ITS A REVERSE GETTING IT BACK ON I WOULD
NEED A GIANT SHOE HORN .

You could invent it and make money selling your convenient onesies. :-D

Talking about behind.........

I was just thinking how much easier life would be in the zips on onesies, started at the top and went all the way round the back.

Such a palava when you want to spend a penny.

Prickles.........as snug as a bug in a rug.

;-) :-D

Aaaaaaah. Evening Prickles, just got back. Been out for a meal and I'm very full.

See they've mended the board, it went very odd. Wasn't anything to do with you was it.

She's just a devil woman
With evil on her mind
Beware the devil woman
She's gonna get you...
She's just a devil woman
With evil on her mind
Beware the devil woman
She's gonna get you from behind...


:-D

Evening all and Hi Sue.

It's oh so quiet
It's oh so still
you're all alone
and so peaceful until...

Zing, boom.............I pop on. :-D

Glad you're back Dizzi with your not naked leg. :-)

It is fun finding out, I lose hours doing my tree. OH doesn't mind - it keeps me quiet :-D

Talking of quiet - where's Prickles, hope she's not washed herself away ;-)

Hiya Pat and Sue :-)

It is fun finding out but so frustrating at times :-)

HI,I'M BACK BEEN FOOD SHOP THEN CLINIC TO HAVE MY LEG
REDRESSED,NOT THAT MY LEG WAS NAKED YOU KNOW JUST A BIT NOT DRESSED,

Jem we all believe it's based in truth, it's just which generation moved. My father believed it was my gt gt grandfather Joseph as a boy/young man but he was born Dudley abt 1814. One of Joseph's sons moved to Manchester, the family there believe it was the turn of the 1800s, but gt gt gt grandfather John born Dudley 1780s. The one's who went to Durham in the 1870s think it was Joseph's youngest brother as a young man so putting it about 1850. Based in truth just distorted over the years. I think they may be 100 years or 3/4 generations out.

Unfortunately I can't go to the parish records from here. Perhaps 1 of the others will get the breakthrough.

Still it's fun finding out. :-)

Afternoon Sue. :-D :-D

Afternoon Gwen and All

There probably is a degree of truth in there somewhere Pat, but obviously not what they thought!

We are connected to David Lloyd George, but I can't find out how! It's not through descent. My Great Grandmother used to tell my Great Aunt when she was a little girl, that she was not to tell anyone that he was a relative, because he was an "IMMORAL MAN!" :-D :-D :-D

It would be through his father's side because of the Pembrokeshire link, but they moved to Manchester before Census' I believe (Speaking off the top of my head) Apparently it is a very difficult tree to trace.

I have found a connection to a Lloyd family though, so possibly it was through LLOYD not GEORGE :-S :-S :-S

I had noted that before Jem when you were on the boards. You had it under researching.

My maiden name was Lloyd and having linked up with several distant cousins, due to tree research, we all have the same story handed down. We are of Welsh stock - miners from the valleys - who followed the work and ended up in Dudley in the mines there. My family told this story with the move from Wales 1820-30s others later than that, a few a little earlier.

Well I'm back to the 1780s and still born in Dudley. :-S

Hi Pat :-)

Jem :-D :-D

Haven't done any of my trees for ages.

Best one is son in law found quite a few famous people
for him.

I'm following you around Emms :-D <3

I find anything to do with genealogy fascinating Pat! :-)
If you find someone famous, then that's just the icing on the cake! I love looking into all my rellies' lives :-)

My best claim to fame is the Welsh Heroine of "The Last Invasion Of Britain" in Pembrokeshire 1797 - my 5x Great Aunt, Jemima Nicholas :-)

Afternoon Emma :-)

Afternoon Dizzi and all :-)

The only person of any fame I'm related to is a Division 1 footballer from the early 1900s. :-(

It is interesting finding someone of fame as they are written about or have portraits/photos of them.

My aunt spent most of her life believing there was lots of money in her paternal family. A great uncle of her's, as he left their house, would say he was off to his castle. Poor aunt, my mum (an older sister) told her the man didn't even own a car. She only understood it when I said "an Englishman's home is his castle". It only took her 70 years to realise the truth. :-S