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The Genes Reunited community is made up of millions of people with similar interests. Discover your family history and make life long friends along the way.
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Member Since: February 2009 Posts: 129,159 Send Message	Fly	Report	10 Aug 2014 16:13
	Your avatar was drunk Emms ;-)
Member Since: January 2011 Posts: 109,363 Send Message	JemimaFawr	Report	10 Aug 2014 16:13
	Got my thinking cap on- ABER (in Welsh) means Mouth of River. FOYLE could be a variation of the Welsh word MOEL, which when used after Aber, mutates to FOEL, meaning bare or bald. BET YOU ALL COULDN'T WAIT FOR ALL THAT, COULD YOU? :-D :-D Is Aberfoyle on an estuary with a sort of barren landscape?
Member Since: August 2009 Posts: 45,938 Send Message	BarbinSGlos	Report	10 Aug 2014 16:13
	WELL thankyou Jem thats interesting, how come Sis didn't know that ;-) ;-) ;-) Hiya Emma nice to see you :-D :-D :-D
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Member Since: August 2009 Posts: 45,938 Send Message	BarbinSGlos	Report	10 Aug 2014 16:15
	Not got a clue Jem, I was just making a comment ;-) I might mutate in a minute :-0 :-0 :-0 :-0 ;-) ;-) ;-) ;-)
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Member Since: February 2009 Posts: 129,159 Send Message	Fly	Report	10 Aug 2014 16:16
	Its a lot to take in Jem :-0 ;-)
Member Since: January 2011 Posts: 109,363 Send Message	JemimaFawr	Report	10 Aug 2014 16:18
	:-D :-D :-D :-D
Member Since: January 2012 Posts: 12,435 Send Message	GinN	Report	10 Aug 2014 16:19
	Hya Jem :-D :-D <3 <3 - my word, this thread gets mor educashunal every day ;-) ;-)
	Researching: My Geordie and East Anglian ancestors.
Member Since: January 2011 Posts: 109,363 Send Message	JemimaFawr	Report	10 Aug 2014 16:21
	Hiya GinN :-) <3 Sounds like you had a brilliant night last night GinN :-)
Member Since: February 2009 Posts: 129,159 Send Message	Fly	Report	10 Aug 2014 16:22
	Jem while we are having Welsh lessons ;-) where in Wales are Llantrithyd and Hoel Fach :-D and dont say Glamorgan cos i already know that :-D
Member Since: January 2010 Posts: 57,155 Send Message	'Emma'	Report	10 Aug 2014 16:26
	Cause I ain't educated Barbs :-P ;-)
Member Since: August 2009 Posts: 45,938 Send Message	BarbinSGlos	Report	10 Aug 2014 16:28
	Have I started summat now >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ;-) ;-) ;-) you are Emma, on about all that technie stuff and phone thingys :-0 :-0
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Member Since: January 2011 Posts: 109,363 Send Message	JemimaFawr	Report	10 Aug 2014 16:30
	Well Llantrithyd is near Cowbridge, not far from Cardiff. There is a deer park there. It's South of the M4. It's not in my AA Great Britain Map book, but you will find it on Google Maps. Are you sure it's HOEL FACH. Could it be Heol Fach? Google is not recognising it, and it's not in my mapbook.
Member Since: February 2009 Posts: 129,159 Send Message	Fly	Report	10 Aug 2014 16:31
	Your always starting summat Barb :-D
Member Since: August 2009 Posts: 45,938 Send Message	BarbinSGlos	Report	10 Aug 2014 16:32
	Come on Fly get the spelling right ;-) ;-) ;-) warming up again here :-D :-D :-D
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Member Since: August 2009 Posts: 45,938 Send Message	BarbinSGlos	Report	10 Aug 2014 16:33
	Jem, do you speak Welsh, taught at school perhaps ???
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Member Since: January 2011 Posts: 109,363 Send Message	JemimaFawr	Report	10 Aug 2014 16:34
	There's a Heol Fach coming up for North Cornelly in Bridgend. But I don't know if it's a street, district or what. Heol Fach means Little Road, and there's lots of streets named this.
Member Since: February 2009 Posts: 129,159 Send Message	Fly	Report	10 Aug 2014 16:36
	Could be Jem the devils could not spell in the late 1800's ;-)
Member Since: January 2011 Posts: 109,363 Send Message	JemimaFawr	Report	10 Aug 2014 16:37
	Barb- my Father was first language Welsh, but my mother was from Kent. So we didn't speak it at home. My mother left when I was 5 and I ended up living with my father and my Gran who would speak and argue in Welsh, but spoke English to me and my brother!!! I understand quite a lot, but as I have nobody to talk it too, I am not as fluent as I could be.
Member Since: January 2010 Posts: 57,155 Send Message	'Emma'	Report	10 Aug 2014 16:38
	You is getting red hot Barbs.....steps back and waits for reaction from Jem :-D :-D :-D
Member Since: January 2011 Posts: 109,363 Send Message	JemimaFawr	Report	10 Aug 2014 16:38
	Oh- you are talking about a Census Fly? If you want, I have a platinum membership if you need any help, PM me

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