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Hi this is Rebecca, Oz's daughter. I just wanted to let all his friends on here know he passed away this morning at home. I know how much this site meant to him and that so many of you helped keep him busy through the long days. Thanks again for helping dad with his family history I know how...

Things are going from bad to worse on earth this year. More info as it comes to hand. Oz

When i was an apprentice butcher we had a customer called Val Head and she call her son Richard.

I actually had a Fanny curtain in my family and she married a Mr Joass

I'm wondering if anyone can answer this for me

Is it true though ?>:D

So no Santa that xmas then?

But what about the teddy bears picnic day what day is it :biggrin:

I think Family History World Wide .... FHWW

Good one Lee.:)

I have actually seen that Dave and it's not at all appropriate for Family History, It would be nice if we came up with something that doesn't have UK in the heading, that way it can't be misunderstood or misused or ridiculed.

That the teddy bears have their picnic. My grandchildren would like to know.:)

I don't drink that Yankee stuff, tea for two? :)

Marie, what does the phrase mean, you are both chook. In Aussie land it means chicken:)

I really like looking at old photo's and especially the dress of the times, this one with the old ship in background looks great. Steve

I'm not keen on the Dalmation effect, however i do agree about the way the letters are put together and with the added features.

I'm having problems, when switching forums it says waiting for www.9ksz.net and then takes forever or i have to submit again. What to do?

But wouldn't that be a problem too you, no computer to play with ?eek)

Trouble is you might end up feeling lonely:biggrin:

I may be wrong, but the Von in a Name is meant to show that they originally were from German Royalty.