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MC just replied to your post on the dark side you have answered my question here :-)

I didnt know about this site OH is searching now.

So I thank you twice cos he will be busy for a while now and give me peace to watch tv :-D <3

Linda, have you looked at that Ancestry tree by using Mundia (their FREE sister site?) http://www.mundia.com/gb/

I have sent a PM to the person who has them on their tree here :-)

Those 3 are the only Kilfeather's in the tree. The tree is unsourced. Theresa maiden name McGoldrick B 1840 UK, D 1907 Andersontown, Glasgow.

Hi can someone with Ancestry look this up for me please. there is a tree the Brien FT says Thomas Kilfeather DOB 1860 mentions a Francis Kilfeather and a Theresa McGoldrick

Want to see where they fit as maybe my OH's ancestors contact details for poster if possible or I could PM my email.

Thanks

Yes Dea I cant sleep when its hot

Linds - you neeeds the air comditioners !!!

Dea xxx

Cyn,

I watched Heir Hunters this morning and agree with your comments. Perhaps the refusal to sign up with F & F had something to do with the fact that they charge up to 40% of the beneficiaries entitlement to act on the beneficiaries behalf.

I have only ever benefited from one persons will, my great aunt Fanny's. Being a childless widow she left a tiered will leaving different amounts to each of her surviving siblings, their children (Her nephews and nieces) and their children which is where I came in. She left each of my generation 20Guineas. My mother's generation each got 100Guineas and the residue of her estate was split equally between her siblings.

Because my mother and I were estranged when she died she did not include me amongst the beneficiaries of her estate in her will which was fair enough as far as I was concerned. In actual fact I did not even know that she had died in 2003 until I got interested in Genealogy some 5 years after her death.

I must confess that after becoming interested in Heir Hunters I did once check at the probate office to see whether an uncle who I knew had died a widower without issue (As they say on the programme) a long way from where he was born, raised and lived most of his life, had left a will. He had, leaving the bulk of his estate to a member of his deceased wife's family with the proviso that she took care of any pets that he owned at the time of his death. A nice touch I thought.

'special, very expensive restaurant'..................we can’t afford that in the UK, what with the double/triple downturn.


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We are now on a double, double, trippppppppppple dip!

Have to say nite nite now !!

See you all in the morning !!!

Dea xxx

Its about £49 here Linds !!!

Tell your son to find new drummer for a few weeks !!!

Dea Xxx

Just had a call from son to say drummers ankle is broken so they will have to cancel their gigs for the next 6 weeks they are all gutted what a shame :-(

Sounds like a lovely evening Sylvs............ :-D


It took some shifting to get Gins off the recliner I can tell you!



Anyone watch Heir Hunters this morning? I had it on whilst I was pottering around the bedrooms. Whilst I enjoy it, I do wish the presenter wouldn't keep harping on about.....Are YOU entitled to a fortune........Drag the money back from the government. I can't be the only one who doesn't watch it for the possibility of financial gain....I just love the chase.

Mind you, I felt sorry for the firm this morning......they did all the hard work in tracing the person's family and, when they found one of the two only beneficiaries, who had no idea of the deceased's existence, he dumped the firm and decided to submit a claim himself. Some people are just plain...............greedy.

Sylvia - for that price I'd have wanted Mary Poppins :-D

a full day at a private nursery comes in at about £35 here

Cynthia - you must let us know how your OH gets on by the morning !!!

Dea xxx

J did say it was much higher than they normally pay ...... I think she usally pays around $10 an hour (or ca £5 to £6)



Big city rates obviously ..........


........ plus having a very efficient, and proficient, 20 year old doing it :-D

Dea we had the fan on in the bedroom last night was really clammy and its been warm and sunny today :-D

Son and GF home with no washing other than the clothes they travelled in so no washing (typical when it could be dried outdoors)

He got a call from the drummer in the band he fell down the stairs in his house this morning and wanted a lift to hospital where he is now waiting for an x-ray to see if his ankle is broken.

His wife and kids are home from Italy tonight so son has to go to airport late tonight to pick them up.





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I don't think I could afford to go out at those rates if I were a mum nowadays !!!

Dea Xxx

Cynthia glad you like your bedroom hope your OH can enjoy his recliner now that Gins is off it ;-)

Sylvia your meal sounds lovely glad you all enjoyed it. babysitting charges must have gone up since I last needed them :-)

The meal sounded lovely Sylvs except from the " cold English Pea Soup, with a dollop of crab meat floating on a a small piece of melba-type bread. She said it was excellenr" !!!......................... Yuuukkkkkkkk !!!!!!!!!

Dea Xxx