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London and Middlesex / Re: Robert Plant (b. 1841 - d.1902)
« on: Tuesday 20 March 12 18:13 GMT (UK) »
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London and Middlesex / Re: Robert Plant (b. 1841 - d.1902)
« on: Thursday 15 March 12 23:21 GMT (UK) »
thanks for info about francis being shareholder in Cheadle colliery i didn't know that.
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London and Middlesex / Re: Robert Plant (b. 1841 - d.1902)
« on: Thursday 15 March 12 23:19 GMT (UK) »
he was my 3 great grandfather and i found out that he became a successful farmer in sutton coldfield.
shame i didn't inherit all those acres of prime residential land by the park. do you have the first James as the founder of the colliery business?
shame i didn't inherit all those acres of prime residential land by the park. do you have the first James as the founder of the colliery business?
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London and Middlesex / Re: Robert Plant (b. 1841 - d.1902)
« on: Thursday 15 March 12 19:46 GMT (UK) »
Hi to everyone researching the plants. My ancestry is Francis Plant . I was wondering if anyone knew his wife's maiden name and if people want to compare notes on Robert James and Francis's forefathers.
I presume you have all heard of the plant family history group. They have an interesting genetic study that seems to say all plants are descended from one person. On their site there is also an interesting section on robert's colourful tale.
If anyone has any other interesting stories, i would be happy to here.
I presume you have all heard of the plant family history group. They have an interesting genetic study that seems to say all plants are descended from one person. On their site there is also an interesting section on robert's colourful tale.
If anyone has any other interesting stories, i would be happy to here.
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