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Hiya Foppe. In case Katie isn't reading the boards regularly, you'd do best to send her a message directly. Click on her name to send a private message. As long as she still has the same email address, she'll get a notification of your message waiting for her here. (No notification is sent of posts in threads.)

Good luck!

Katie,
I am a Dutch relative of you. Yout granddad was my uncle, and one of his sisters (my mother) is still alive.
I am also working on the genealogy of the Buil family, so I believe I can help you, and you can help me with my UK relatives.
I hope to hear from you;

Foppe

janey i seriously havent a clue what ur talking about that i dont admit asking questions i never even said that so for one get ur facts right there

iv helped a lot of people since iv been on here and to be quiet honest dont expect me to be asking or helping other people on here cos i wont cos of your attitude

Katie, it is called READ THE **** RULES, as it says right under where you are posting:

"Before posting, please read the guidelines for message board use."

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/?wci=grstatic&type=guidelines

******* Don't submit the same – or similar – material more than once. *******


You have posted the same thing OVER AND OVER AND OVER. You have been told multiple times that if you want to know the names of Piet Buil's parents YOU HAVE TO GET THE BIRTH CERTIFICATE.

People have searched for a marriage of Buil and Popplewell AND THERE IS NONE.

What exactly do you think someone is going to find for you the third or seventh or twenty-nineth time you ask the same thing? How is somebody going to find something THAT IS NOT THERE?

You ask the same questions, you don't give details, and you NEVER ADMIT that you have asked the questions before and that a lot of people have spent a lot of time already trying to help you AND COULD NOT FIND ANSWERS.

And now you get nasty.

Guess how much help you are likely to get in future from anyone who sees this?

its called working as a team,christ,if someone is stuck then u help them thats what this board is all about obv u dont know that

Katie, having money has nothing to do with it.

Other people's time is theirs, and is valuable to them.

You are wasting it.

if i had money then i would pay for it but do you even know how hard it is to find a job

your not even helping at this point all your doing is going on and on and on instead of helping

And then there's


http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.asp?wci=thread&tk=1159199

need some more information
i need some more information on the shooter family
Katie 23/06/2009 12:32:31 11


I do hope I'm not duplicating ...

I knew that wasn't all.

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.asp?wci=thread&tk=1159371

I like that one. ;)

The fact that you aren't willing to pay for a certificate does not mean that you get to post thread after thread asking other people to waste their time looking for something that isn't there, over and over and over.

im unemployed i cant get a certificate

Well, now I remember.


http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.asp?wci=thread&tk=1172611

trying to find marriages
hello im trying to find marriages for Sarah Pop
Katie 24/08/2009 17:27:20 11


http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.asp?wci=thread&tk=1172611

trying to
hello all im trying to find who my Grandad's mo
Katie 24/08/2009 09:45:22 6


http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.asp?wci=thread&tk=1149504

need finding
im trying to find my nans birth records and no luc
Katie 16/06/2009 23:01:26 17


... and every time, someone has had to drag the names and details out. And I'm not sure that is a complete list.

Has no one pointed out yet, Katie, that multiple posts about the same thing are against the rules and are simply very inconsiderate of other people?


There is no marriage in England/Wales ever for surname BUI before or shortly after 1917. But maybe it seemed like a good idea for a few more people to go on a wild goose chase.

Yesterday you were advised to order Piet Buil's birth certificate to get his mother's name.

1901 census for this family was Gainsboro district so thought most likely registration district for marriages would also be Gainsboro and the names were the same. Sarah was registered as Sarah Ann and Mabel was just Mabel (sorry missed off year 1919 for Mabel).

1911 specified with Sarah and Harry Patrick if that's correct marriage

HOUSEHOLD PATRICK HARRY M 1909 2 Glanford Brigg Lincolnshire
HOUSEHOLD PATRICK HARRY M 1879 32 Glanford Brigg Lincolnshire
HOUSEHOLD PATRICK SARAH ANN F 1882 29 Glanford Brigg Lincolnshire

from freebmd

Births Sep 1911 (>99%)
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PATRICK Horace Popplewell Glanford B. 7a 1354


Surname First name(s) Mother District Vol Page

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Births Mar 1914 (>99%)
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PATRICK Herbert Popplewell Glanford Brigg 7a 1268
PATRICK Walter Popplewell Glanford Brigg 7a 1268

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Births Jun 1917 (>99%)
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Patrick Edna Popplewell Glanford B 7a 1087



Cassy

Births Mar 1917
Buil Piet Popplewell Hull 9d 431


Don't see a Buil-Popplewell marriage. Was she previously married?

My grandad is Piet Buil he was born 1917 in Hull

Sarah Ann Popplewell and Mary Blanche Popplewell,Mabel doesnt have a middle name

Sarah Ann Popplewell married Harry Patrick 1904 Dec Q Gainsborough 7a 1573

Jeannette, other than the fact that the marriages are both registered in the same place, is there a basis for picking those two?

(The Mabel marriage is 1919, btw.)

Do you want to give a few of the names? And dates and places? Your granddad, for instance? It might be possible to help sort them out.

I / we would only find the same things at FreeBMD you can find. There are so many Sarah marriages 1901-1911, for instance, that I'd have no way of guessing which is who.

You have their births -- did they have middle names? Giving all the info you have to start with is the best way to start.

If we have your granddad's name and DOB, it should be relatively simple to find his parents' marriage. Have you tried that? Search for a marriage of Popplewell + your granddad's surname.

Sarah's marriage registered o/n/d 1904 in Gainsboro ref 7a 1573.

Mabel's marriage registered j/a/s Gainsboro ref 7a 2147.

yeh im trying to find there marriages i have there births because ya see its a wierd coincidence because my nans mothers name was Frances Popplewell and she had 3 sisters,Mary,Sarah and Mabel and i also know that my grandad (my nans second husband) his mothers maiden name was a popplewell as well and i want to find out the marriages so i can see which one of them 3 is his mother if that makes sense