POLL: How to pronounce Genealogy?

[Paul E]

I have a Jean E All'Odgy in 1851 aged 25, b Shrophsire, and a Jeanie Allergy in 1881 aged 56, b Shrops.  Not sure if they're one and the same though ...

[suey]

Jean E ology here in Sussex

[Kimi]

I say "ology" That's  how I always thought it was pronounced.  I Live in East Anglia but was born and bred in London.

Kimi 

[Andi R]

As we are all genial and friendly people it must it must be pronounced "geniallogy" (I know thats not spelt correct)

Andrew

[Christopher]

I pronounce it Jeaneology.
My mother's name was Jean and I have an e-mailing acquaintance named Jean. 

[Bee]

I'm an OLOGY person myself but that's what happens when you're born and bred in 'ull and I don't live that far away now.

I get glazed looks off people when I start talking about family history never mind giving it a posh name

Bee

[piedstilt]

I'm a pedant at heart so my vote went to 'alogy'.

I can see I'm in the minority!

Ros

[goggy]

Hey,it's how you smile when saying it that matters!!!Goggy

[Siouxzie]

It's a bit like scon or scone isn't it and I am afraid I can't seem to pin myself down.  Allthough I polled "alogy" I am just as likely to say "ology", but always "Jean".

Siouxzie