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Offline TonyT

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Re: Thomson Family
« Reply #9 on: Sunday 15 April 07 16:43 BST (UK) »
Hi Trish,

sorry for not explaining the "dates" better. :-[

In the document it reads,
"May 16th, George Thomson and Katherine Cochrane both in this Parrish gave in their names to be proclaimed which was accordingly done." and in the side bar it reads, 2 Days.

I did see that SP's offer and I have taken advantage of it.
Very generous of them.

Unfortunately, there is no hi-speed access where I live here in Nova Scotia.

It has finally quit snowing and the sun is shining for a change, so I think I'll give my eyes a bit of a rest and get outside and enjoy it while it lasts.
 :)

Tony

Thomson-Lochwinnoch, Renfrewshire/Glasgow,Lanarkshire/
Old Kilpatrick, Dunbarton
McVey-Glasgow
Milroy-Kirkcowan(Wigtownshire)
Westland-Pinchbeck(Lincolnshire)
Henley-(Lancashire?)

Offline doozer

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Re: Thomson Family
« Reply #10 on: Thursday 14 June 12 18:42 BST (UK) »
Good day Tony,
        I'm also looking for a Thomson family from Glasgow and was wondering if you might have come about them on your search. The family is of the McKinnon Thomsons. The mans name is Robert McKinnon Thomson born in 1920/21 his mother was Christine a biscuit factory worker. He served in the military around the war and there are pictures of him standing at the wreckage of the Hess crash site.

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Re: Thomson Family
« Reply #11 on: Tuesday 24 January 17 04:09 GMT (UK) »
Hello Stephane  Many questions to ask. How did your father in-law know my father. 
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