Ancestry whoopee I cant stop saying wow

[vallee]

My husband is getting a bit fed up with me all I keep saying is wow isnt this wonderful ??
I have found all my nans siblings baptisms and so much more it really has made me feel so close to them today, I do wonder though what price the membership will be next time ????????????????

[HarrysMum]

Could you stop gloating...................lol..................th e year I'm after isn't there and without that I can't get back......

Glad you've found a few, though.....

[vallee]

sory Libby really I am but WOW lol what are you looking for ???

[HarrysMum]

St Andrew, Endfield 1760.....

Mark Turner son of Simon and Johanna Turner. He is on the IGI along with his siblings and I'm trying to find his parent's marriage.

[kiterunner]

I can't stop saying wow either, Val. I've found so much stuff on there, and yesterday I found a first cousin 3 times removed who I'd never heard of before, who turns out to have emigrated to New Zealand and had a street named after him! I haven't even started looking at the unindexed stuff yet.

[Macbev]

I've been quietly rejoicing in my little cubbyhole too. Found a number of my reprehensible Goulds replicating away, all thinking of themselves as 'gentlemen'....i.e. 'no occupation.'

*wonders how their poor wives paid the milkman?*

[kiterunner]

The one that made me laugh was my 4xg-uncle's marriage certificate, where he gave his father's occupation as "Esquire"!

[Macbev]

I'm still wondering how a chap whose occupation is 'butler' can claim his still-living father (witness) as 'gentleman'?

[samesizedfeet]

I thought I'd found one last night where the occupation was "Slayer".

WOW! Thinks I.....

On closer inspection he turns out to be a Glazer with swirly handwriting

[vallee]

sorry Libby cannot find the Marriage or Marks Birth ?????????? can you give me another of the siblings names to check first thanks
Am off now to do a bit more wowing