The Cheese, The Whole Cheese and Nothing but the Cheese
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Highlanders cave
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I was to lazy to type this again lol
Good relaxing Sunday to ya all.
Hey I have ancesters who came from your neck of the woods in the mid nineteenth century, in the north possibly closer to Don, 3rd great grandfather's family. Anyone know thier geneology a bit. I know towns and names,,,,anyone want to play?
Good relaxing Sunday to ya all.
Hey I have ancesters who came from your neck of the woods in the mid nineteenth century, in the north possibly closer to Don, 3rd great grandfather's family. Anyone know thier geneology a bit. I know towns and names,,,,anyone want to play?
Highlanders cave
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Thats cool no prob
Some of you may be familiar with this area and I do do know quite a bit bout that side of the family history back to my fourth great grandfather and a bit beyond even. My third great grandfather came to the US in 1843 and settled on top of the highest mountain in this state and became road commisioner as did his son in a few of the surrounding towns, so I guess you could say they pretty much built most of the roads around here. I live only a few miles away from the family farms that they bought in that era and my girl stables her horse just down the road from them lol.
So,,,, ha ha I hope I'm not from the wrong side of the tracks or anything over there, things so could be touchy when I tell ya where they are from, hope its not like got a bad rep or anything but I'm thinking we just cant be from opposing clans haha.
Going to go put on a pot of coffee and grab some more hash and be back with the second half of,,,The history of highlanders ancestors from northern England lol
Gotta love lazy stoney Sunday afternoons
Some of you may be familiar with this area and I do do know quite a bit bout that side of the family history back to my fourth great grandfather and a bit beyond even. My third great grandfather came to the US in 1843 and settled on top of the highest mountain in this state and became road commisioner as did his son in a few of the surrounding towns, so I guess you could say they pretty much built most of the roads around here. I live only a few miles away from the family farms that they bought in that era and my girl stables her horse just down the road from them lol.
So,,,, ha ha I hope I'm not from the wrong side of the tracks or anything over there, things so could be touchy when I tell ya where they are from, hope its not like got a bad rep or anything but I'm thinking we just cant be from opposing clans haha.
Going to go put on a pot of coffee and grab some more hash and be back with the second half of,,,The history of highlanders ancestors from northern England lol
Gotta love lazy stoney Sunday afternoons
Highlanders cave
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Oops, forgot to put the cuppa in there with it
Highlanders cave
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...back to the story, hope someone is getting a kick outta this I think its pretty funny.
So we are talking about the Yorkshire area late 1700s. My 4th greatgrandfather was born in 1796 near Ripton in Yorkshire and his son who came to this state was born in North Yorkshire, both were named William. These folks were farmers but apparently their ancestors came from the east coast of Scotland and something about owning a castle but we're getting to far back now. My 4th greatgrandfather was buried in the churchyard at Bishop Monckton at the age of 93 and longevity on that side of the family is still quite pronounced all around me here! And I also know that he lived and worked in the Dishforth region, Littlethorpe and Copt Hewick, and had relatives in Dishforth.
So you guys dont have give any info about yourselves, I guess that wasn't cool the way I originally put it lol, but I'm not worried about posting his last name and if an of you guys find out that we are like cousins 20 times removed or something then kool kool! His last name is Burnett. Catch ya Later
So we are talking about the Yorkshire area late 1700s. My 4th greatgrandfather was born in 1796 near Ripton in Yorkshire and his son who came to this state was born in North Yorkshire, both were named William. These folks were farmers but apparently their ancestors came from the east coast of Scotland and something about owning a castle but we're getting to far back now. My 4th greatgrandfather was buried in the churchyard at Bishop Monckton at the age of 93 and longevity on that side of the family is still quite pronounced all around me here! And I also know that he lived and worked in the Dishforth region, Littlethorpe and Copt Hewick, and had relatives in Dishforth.
So you guys dont have give any info about yourselves, I guess that wasn't cool the way I originally put it lol, but I'm not worried about posting his last name and if an of you guys find out that we are like cousins 20 times removed or something then kool kool! His last name is Burnett. Catch ya Later
"SICC"
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it went together perfectly Oh I'm fucked I can't stop laughing...FOr fucks sake...Westy McWest,, Fuckin SICC started it..LOL
is it Bond, Like,,,,, bondi, mcbond
Highlanders cave
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Helloo my name is West. Westy Mcwest
GreenThumb2k10
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roflmfao......................licienced to chill>>>>>>>>>
Highlanders cave
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Oh well then we'll have to call you West McHefner
Loving my hash, made some more tonight. My chick played the sick card and bailed out on our plans tonight so I think its going to be MickyDees. Oh well I can roll with it lol
Loving my hash, made some more tonight. My chick played the sick card and bailed out on our plans tonight so I think its going to be MickyDees. Oh well I can roll with it lol
Missin my gal but lovin my hash...attta boy...see ya hashy mcdee