| Vic Vaughan |
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18/Aug/2002:22:08:30
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| Very nice A relative of the
Drews way back in Wales via the Griffiths
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| Terry D. Smith |
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17/Aug/2002:21:10:50
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Nice webpage. If you get around
to publishing your information other than
on the web, please let me know. There is
a lot of interesting information that
might be dovetailing with my information.
--- Terry |
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| Jamie Maxtone-Graham |
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23/Jun/2002:22:28:36
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| dear relies, how are you all,
there are 16 Maxtone-Graham's in this
neck of the woods, cheerio from us
all........ |
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| Shinjinee Sen |
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23/May/2002:07:24:35
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| Marvellous website, although I
am still exploring it. I found it via a
search on Google for Ian Anstruther, the
writer, who has just inherited a
baronetcy (actually two baronetcies) from
a distant cousin. I belong to a newsgroup
on the web: alt.talk.royalty, where the
death of Sir Ralph Anstruther (obit at
the Times website) was mentioned, along
with the succession of his distant
cousin, described as a descendant of the
Dukes of Argyll. I was trying to look up
something more on this connection, and
came across the reference to the late
Jean Drew-Smythe. Absolutely fascinating. |
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| Shirley Tallmadge |
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19/May/2002:13:05:02
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| Wonderful site, well done! |
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| Grace |
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17/May/2002:18:11:27
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I really enjoyed reading your
poems,and essays particularly the one
about Grandma it was very moving.
Thankyou it was very inspiring.
Grace. |
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| Jamie Maxtone-Graham |
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06/Apr/2002:06:23:21
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Hello cousins all! As it seems
we are scattered across many countries on
several continents, what better place to
gather than here. A very interesting site
with lots of facinating information. Well
done!
If any are anywhere near Los Angeles,
please contact me at the above e-mail
address and let me know. Take care |
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| Alan Tollemache |
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02/Apr/2002:20:41:44
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| Great site. |
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| terence keeley |
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28/Mar/2002:21:41:42
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hello, its me again, i must
apologise, twas my day of birth
anniversery on the 22nd of march im now
the tender age of 16.yet again must
commend you on the , excellent website!
Terence Keeley aged 16
(p.s. like the music) |
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| terry keeley |
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12/Mar/2002:06:09:35
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just visited the website and i
must commend you on a job well done. as
have had the privalage of working with
jeremy james taylor i felt obliged to
check out the site.
job well done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Terry Keeley Aged 15 |
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| Jeff Meldrum |
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20/Feb/2002:01:06:10
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Hello:
I am a professor of anatomy -&-
anthropology and am conducting a
comprehensive review of the footprints
attributed to the Yeti. I very much
enjoyed reading Frank Smythe's narrative
of the footprints he discovered in the
Valley of Flowers, but was disapppointed
that none of his photos of the tracks
were reprinted. Might anyone have a
notion of where the photos of the tracks
and of the expedition for that matter now
reside? Any assistance would be much
appreciated.
My best,
Jeff Meldrum
Idaho State University
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| Anthony Davey |
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04/Jan/2002:01:10:07
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Many thanks for all the Prust
and Cloutman information. Paul Cloutman,
my 1st cousin once removed, directed me
to your site and I am both impressed with
and jealous of all the information you
have.
Contact me if you would like information
about Emily Beatrice CLOUTMAN's
husband and his (my) ancestry. |
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| Stewart Kington |
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13/Dec/2001:08:38:43
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Enjoyed the Maxtone Graham
family site. Note that Margaret Ethel
Blair
Oliphant. b 1862, d. 1952 her full name
was Margaret Ethel Kington
Blair Oliphant, part of the Kington
family of Bristol. |
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| Chris Richards |
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05/Dec/2001:12:12:54
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Thanks for all the work that's
gone into making this resource. My
Hertfordshire father-in-law, a former
mule bearer/driver/leader(?) in
Burma, will be fascinated by the
experiences there of Richard Drew-Smythe.
Regards |
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| Marie Findlay |
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19/Nov/2001:16:44:34
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I love to read everything I can
of Jan Struther's and anything on Mrs
Minever. |
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| Mark
Smythe |
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04/Nov/2001:16:50:33
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| The Site is looking great. |
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| Peter
Whiteside |
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27/Oct/2001:07:55:52
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Congratulations on your
achievements - a very interesting web
site
which I shall explore in more detail when
the operator has more time.
Looking forward to having further contact
with you in the future. |
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| Andrew
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09/Oct/2001:21:46:43
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| This is a cool web site! |
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| Michael Petter |
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23/Sep/2001:23:04:16
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Good grief ! I was the original
Salomon Pavey in the Belmont School
production ... I can't believe I found
this web site ...... !
Mike
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| James Poole |
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30/Aug/2001:05:56:13
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I was a Belmont School at the
time of Salamon Pavey, and still have the
T-shirt :) I was cast in the play but a
skiing broken leg meant I never
went. Dominic Eglinton took my place. |
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| Bill Anstruther |
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16/Aug/2001:17:12:06
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| I greatly enjoyed your site -
layout as well as content. |
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| Teagan Davis |
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13/Aug/2001:00:47:30
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| Hello :) this is a great page
keep up the good work! DHPS class of
1995. |
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| Louis |
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17/Jun/2001:11:03:09
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| I just visited your website ...
great job, congratulations! |
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| Donald G B Howden |
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20/Apr/2001:10:39:26
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| Very nicely put together -- but
extremely depressing. |
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| Dianne DREW |
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05/Apr/2001:04:55:41
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I LOVE LOOKING AT EVERYTHING. I
WAS LOOKING FOR SOME INFO ON MY
FAMILY TREE.THANK YOU... |
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| John Hartley |
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24/Mar/2001:23:02:37
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Great to have found this page
and you David. Lets hope that we can add
a bit more detail to the Wormald' |
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| John Boon |
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19/Mar/2001:08:54:44
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I would like to thank David
Drew-Smythe for all the effort he has put
in to discovering the identity of the
Lady Anstruther to whom my wife's
great-grandparents were Butler and Lady's
Maid. |
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| Sarah
|
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10/Mar/2001:23:39:14
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I really like the old fashioned
pages about 1900 and before. This is
interesting for people like me who
weren't around then! |
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| Kevin Park |
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01/Mar/2001:09:47:49
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| Hi Cousins!!! I'm directly
related to Mungo's brother Archibald. |
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| Judie (Koehl) Shaw |
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Sun
21 Jan 2001 07:23:08 PM CST |
| Just searching for my family.
We're from IN. Wanted to say
"howdy" from another Koehl |
