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Forum: Questions and Answers 14-05-2015, 08:00

Replies: 34 How Common Is Your Surname? Views: 35 Posted By dotti34 Re: How Common Is Your Surname? Your Slater uncles came out here the year before us, Eric. We did travel through the Suez Canal in December 1957 – I think it had only been re-opened a short time. Tea Tree Gully is just up the...

Forum: Questions and Answers 13-05-2015, 11:46

Replies: 34 How Common Is Your Surname? Views: 35 Posted By dotti34 Re: How Common Is Your Surname? Margaret, I have traced the Duxbury part of my husband’s family back to Ralph Duxbury, born 1696 and his wife Mary (nee Chadwick). They lived in Waterside, Colne. Maybe there is some connection...

Forum: Questions and Answers 13-05-2015, 09:24

Replies: 34 How Common Is Your Surname? Views: 35 Posted By dotti34 Re: How Common Is Your Surname? Margaret, I think I did once mention that Pilkington came into my husband’s family some years ago (through marriage), well so does Duxbury. Elizabeth Ann married James Henry Aspinall and they were...

Forum: Questions and Answers 13-05-2015, 05:26

Replies: 34 How Common Is Your Surname? Views: 35 Posted By dotti34 Re: How Common Is Your Surname? Eric, interesting re the Slater name. My husband's maternal family were Slaters (mainly from Great Harwood, Clayton-le-Moors and Oswaldtwistle). Good stock! By the way, one of his great-uncles...

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