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Janet

Janet Report 12 Nov 2003 00:41

So pleased for you Kay! That's the beauty of this site ........ at least you have others with whom to share your joy ....... At least WE all understand! Well done! Good Luck! Janet. Northamptonshire

**Dawn O**

**Dawn O** Report 10 Nov 2003 22:41

Hi Kay, I can imagine your eye's popped out, seeing all those documents, well mine certainly would of too..!!! You are now able to put some new 'twigs' onto your tree, not to mention the new doors that it has opened for you.......CONGRATULATIONS and Happy Hunting. From Dawn.

Georgina

Georgina Report 10 Nov 2003 21:03

Thats fantastic - I'd be just as excited!

Andrea

Andrea Report 10 Nov 2003 21:01

Congratulations! I don't think I have any chance of that happening - my lot have to get a new birth certificate every time they need it for anything cos they can never find the last one!! I can see them all coming to me for copies next time round!!

Tracey

Tracey Report 10 Nov 2003 20:59

Excellent Kay, we all could do with a bit of that! Happy hunting. Tracey.

Kay

Kay Report 10 Nov 2003 20:57

...........my aged mother-in-law has been having a clearout and in a cupboard she has found what I think is a treasure trove (no-one else seemed to get as excited as me put it that way!) I now have my mother & father in laws birth certs both c1920, his first marriage cert, his daughters birth cert, his divorce papers, birth certs for twins that everyone assumed were miscarried early in pregnancy, miltary papers, death certs, the lists goes on and on. It turns out my husbands grandmother was actually 15 years older than her daughter realised. No the wonder I couldn't find her anywhere. Off to do some searching Kay