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Christine in Herts | Report | 27 Nov 2004 08:35 |
You might be able to get enough of a gist of what a site says if you use a mechanical translator (there are several online). Or if you go via Google.*co.uk, it usually offers the chance of presenting the page in English. Mechanical translators are very unreliable for accuracy, but you can often get an idea of what's there and make an educated guess at what the goobledegook results mean from the context. It would do until you find something which looks sufficienly relevant to be worth paying for. Christine |
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Peter | Report | 27 Nov 2004 01:00 |
Can any one conect a Rasmus Holly William Kleboe and a Erasmus Kleboe and do they conect to my tree via Henry Kleboe 1817 Clerkenwell Middx. I have a feeling that these are the last two Kleboes befor I have to go looking in Norway were my line is known to come from. But all I can find on them is Rasmus is the son of Andreas Christian Kleboe (And it stops there) and just a name for Erasmus. On pot luck I just did a blind shot on the web and got a hit. I found a Rasmus and an Andreas Kleboe, trouble is it was in Norwegen And I ca'nt speak that. |