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Sounds a bit Harry Potter like, you didnt go to a very special school by any chance.:biggrin:

Steve, are you saying you are having the same problem with both screens, if so it sounds like a problem with your graphics card.

I struggle with the site now it was so much better the way it was, but ive just done a quick search for one of my Quilters & it brings up a marriage & 3 possible brides,but George Palmer I dont think so. Jenn

Jay & Guy the info I have comes from the cemetery itself,the plot with the children in is a common grave but the grave with the Quilter adults is freehold ,the first burial was Quintillia in 1863 then the babies in 1864 & 1865, Henry Lee was the first in the other plot in 1876 then Henry Edward...

My 2x great grandmother Jemima Adelaide is buried in the Welford road cemetary in Leicester with her 1st husband Henry Lee Quilter,her 2nd husband William Hanson & 1 of her sons Henry Edward Quilter, it is unconsecrated ground. In another plot in the same cemetary is Jemimas step daughter...

Im still having problems with my cursor, I start at the bottom of the page & when I hover the cursor over the thread title it changes to a hand & I can click the link, but this only works for a few threads now, I have to refresh the page for the others. Jenn

Gibbo If you buy a dvd from Thailand it might be in a different format and not play on your dvd player unless it is multi format. Jenn

Im having cursor problems too, my cursor will not change to a hand when I hover over a thread title unless I start at the bottom of the page,then it works, im using google chrome.

Leefer,My late mother-in -law at christmas always had fruit cake with white crumbly cheese & she was born & bred Yorkshire. Jenn

I remember my dad cooking yorkshire pudding with fruit in, plums,apples etc for desert it was realy nice.

For me the two best features used to be, when you found anyone it would list the other members of the household, invaluable when searching common names & the option to look at the neighbours, I used to spend hours in villages going from one household to the next,sometimes you found other family...

Ive signed Gibbo.

Thats a nice thought.....Thanks Gibbo.

Gibbo, it was realy strange, the smell was so strong,funnily enough I dont like the smell of Lynx ( I never told Frank that though). Jenn

I returned to Australia from England after the death of my partner,he used to use Lynx mens deodorant,not long after I came back, I was alone in the house & suddenly out of no where the smell of Lynx in the lounge room was overpowering,it was realy strong & lasted for quite a while. Jenn

Moggie57,Ive searched the 1841 & 1851 but no Doctor or undertaker, I looked up old occupations & the closest is Danter but thats a female overseer in a silk winding factory,Ive even looked through all wills I can find but nothing comes up,the more I look at it, the more the long ''squiggle''...

Thats what I thought at first, but doesnt it normally say deceased under the name & still give the occupation, its a dreadfull way to put it given its a marriage cert.

Can anyone please decipher what this occupation is for Henry Quilter,its from a marriage cert for 1847 .

Hi Sue, When I sent for my dads army record it had very little information & its very difficult to read, my dad was a Chindit ,but no mention of this, only that for a while he was attached to special forces,he was in & out of hospital with Malaria & he went AWOl twice,once for 5 days...

Hi Lizanne, I wondered if Maybe Charles & Sarah had died but Charles at least was alive in 1869, Both Jane & Annie use The Quilter name in later life & maybe that was after Sarah had died. It looks like Colville Court is still there but now called Colville Place,but I havent as...