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Surrey Completed Look up Requests / Re: KerryB's Second Chance Scavenger Hunt. Everyone Welcome To Join In.
« on: Sunday 02 February 20 20:37 GMT (UK)  »
Re: KerryB's Second Chance Scavenger Hunt.  Everyone Welcome To Join In.

take 2.

Why can't I add an attachment?
Quote from: petermillar on Sunday 02 February 20 20:34 GMT (UK)
Re: KerryB's Second Chance Scavenger Hunt.  Everyone Welcome To Join In.




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Surrey Completed Look up Requests / Re: KerryB's Second Chance Scavenger Hunt. Everyone Welcome To Join In.
« on: Sunday 02 February 20 20:34 GMT (UK)  »
Re: KerryB's Second Chance Scavenger Hunt.  Everyone Welcome To Join In.


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Lanarkshire / Re: Brownlees in Headlesscross, Cambusnethan *completed thank you*
« on: Sunday 02 February 20 17:49 GMT (UK)  »
Enclosed is a little some for all.

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Lanarkshire / Re: Brownlees in Headlesscross, Cambusnethan *completed thank you*
« on: Sunday 02 February 20 17:43 GMT (UK)  »
James Brownlee, the proprietor of the Headlesscross Farm is in my tree.

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Family History Beginners Board / Re: Brownlee of Cambus.Nethan. Brownlie & Brownlow= PRT-OLOWNIE
« on: Friday 31 January 20 17:32 GMT (UK)  »
Re: Brownlee of Cambus.Nechtan. Brownlie & Brownlow= PRT-OLOWNIE

Nechtan from Nethan was said to be the 4th King of the Picts.

This is how to decipher the Brownlee Surname. Brownlee is more today. Trace it back = Brownlie and Brownlow. The latter was more to Bruce. The dialect in a Scottish accent denotes pronounciations.

However, the Newton Stone which is said to be c400 B.C is not that old. In Phoenician a P = B. The gya or gia was more to Sino-Vietnamese = to add or increase, hence the Adon-ai and translation to a Viceroy of Babylon c647 B.C in the name of Adonai.

Today Partolon is more to Clan MacFarlane via Parlan. Before it was Partholon and Briton. Prior was a Parth and here is the reason as to why.

Maori by language is linked to Egyptian. Romani is linked everywhere. Basque is very much the same.

Maori is most certainly linked to Hawaii and Oceanic: Hence PTAH.AU.LANI that is more to the original spelling and Picts of Scotland.

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Lanarkshire / Re: Scotland's Torfoot Brownlee Families
« on: Friday 31 January 20 00:27 GMT (UK)  »
Re: Scotland's Torfoot Brownlee Families

I have William Brownlee and a former Provost of Dundee in my tree.

However, the line up within this tree are to the Brownlee name from the Headlesscross Farm in Cambusnethan in Lanarkshire. The Nethan part in Gaelic was Nechtan and I believe the 4th king of the Picts. 

In the Town Hall of Dundee there is a portrait of William Brownlee painted by Sargent. I hope that helps.

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Surrey Completed Look up Requests / Re: KerryB's Second Chance Scavenger Hunt. Everyone Welcome To Join In.
« on: Thursday 30 January 20 23:57 GMT (UK)  »
Re: KerryB's Second Chance Scavenger Hunt.  Everyone Welcome To Join In.

I have been told years ago that there may well be Romani within my tree. The information I have is limited simply because I'm adopted. So to Romani, Sarsan? Which means how are you.

This is all I have starting with myself. Birth name Brownlee. Mother's name: Pamela Theodora Pearce... Born: B. 9.12.1918 The Grange, Hythe in Kent. D. 31.3.1985 D Essex. Father unknown. MyHeritage DNA kit puts me primarily in France and about a third in Eastern Europe.

Grand Father: Sydney Martin Pearce. B. 5.12.1890 Glebe Lodge, Heaton Moor, Stockport in Lancashire.D. 9.12.1918 Buried Winchelsea, East Sussex. = Annie Dorothy Wheeler. B. 7.4.1896. D.       1955. London. Her second marriage was to Frank Malcolm Brownlee.

Great Grand parents. Dates not known. Edwin James Pearce = Laura Theodora Payne. Both buried in Winchelsea.

Other Great Grand parents: Alfred Wheeler = Alice Fanny Louise Self. No dates. 2nd marriage? Ann Spurrel? Not sure of the spelling.

Are you able to shed any light to these names.
Sastimos as in thank you and to your good health. My vocabulary in this language is limited.
                                 
                                               






 



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Lanarkshire / Re: Brownlees in Headlesscross, Cambusnethan *completed thank you*
« on: Thursday 30 January 20 22:55 GMT (UK)  »
Re: Brownlees in Headlesscross, Cambusnethan *completed thank you*
"Brownlees of the Headlesscross Farm". This is my first post on this site so hopefully the required recipients will see this.
I have in my tree James Brownlee who was the proprietor of the farm. I'm actually adopted and my Birth name is Brownlee. However, should any be interested I have on an xl spread sheet the descendants down to the present day. The best part is how the name originated. That is in a book about the Newton Stone.
Regards, Peter Millar.

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