Soooo Excited a new name a new line...

[Annahannah]

My mother would answer questions and tell me stories about her family, but other than that she didn't want to know. Until I found her GG-grandparents, and her illegitimate uncle.  Then she got quite keen.

Anna

[Jo New]

Hi
sorry no Phythians in my mlfhs books, but i will keep an eye out for them 

My other half is amazed that i know more about his family than he actually does and he sometimes looks interested when i find another one!

joanne 

[MrsLizzy]

My husband says I am obsessed with dead people.  I have often wished he'd get interested but no luck and now it's too late as we are separating anyway!    One time we were wondering what to give his mother for her 60th birthday, and he said "I know!  You can research her family tree!"  I said "In three months???"   

[munchies]

Found this in my notebook too (knew they were there somewhere)

1871 67 Edgerton Street Liverpool
RG10 3785 folio 79

William R Phythian lodger unmarried 25
ship ironmonger born Lancaster Banford

Donna

[crab2]

 Have you thought of putting in the surname and do a search throught Google etc, I did this with the Grunefeld name and then sent off emails explaining what I was doing, I ended up with 2 families with their tree to add to mine, it grew from around 50 ppl within a week to over 300 ppl on it. Might have to try that with my father's side and see what happens.


          lindanz

[JillJ]

Would you believe I have only ever done one graveyard search and I made the huge mistake of taking the worse half with me!   I located the right area of the cemetery and started walking up and down the rows.   Hubby became self-appointed Director of Operations and started telling me I was in the wrong place, etc.   After nearly an hour of this he suddenly asked "what are we looking for?"

It was probably the most disastrous day I have ever had, but I won't bore you with the rest of the details!

Jill