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gazlivy

19-07-2006 18:13

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sorry ive taken so long 2 reply i used to live in castle st untill i was 5 then ruskin grove did the cleggs have a shop in hapton on manchester rd a fruit shop will ask my parents more and get back promise

gazlivy

20-07-2006 13:37

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hy spoke to my parents we are related your grandmother was my grandads sister my grandad was james alan livesey your mother will be alice ethel or grace your grandmother used to babysit me your greatgrandad is james livesey lived in horsehill farm on the top road near huncote small world

gazlivy

21-07-2006 13:00

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sent u a quick message yesterday not sure u got it so hear we go again your grandma was my grandads sister your mother must be Ethel Alice or grace i guess it is Alice going of what my mum told me your grandma used to babysit me according to my mum i was only young so i do not remember mind u i dont remember last week thees days my grandad was James Alan livesey he died before i was born your great grandad was James livesey who lived at horse hill farm on the top rode near huncote so u must be a distant cousin hope to hear from you soon gaz

Rolling Nome

01-03-2013 18:35

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You're correct, Monsieur Nursery Crime, it is Church.

Retlaw

01-03-2013 19:20

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Originally Posted by Rolling Nome (Post 1044550)

You're correct, Monsieur Nursery Crime, it is Church.

Eh.

cashman

01-03-2013 19:45

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Originally Posted by Rolling Nome (Post 1044550)

You're correct, Monsieur Nursery Crime, it is Church.

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Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 1044567)

Eh.

As the conversation seems to have been oer 7 years ago, I'm wondering who the Nursery Criminal is?:D

jaysay

02-03-2013 08:56

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1044575)

As the conversation seems to have been oer 7 years ago, I'm wondering who the Nursery Criminal is?:D

That's the only problem with raking up threads which are years old Cashy, lost too many grey sells to remember:D

DtheP47

02-03-2013 10:05

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 1044635)

That's the only problem with raking up threads which are years old Cashy, lost too many grey sells to remember:D

You need to take care of those grey seals Mr J :D

Eric	02-03-2013 13:34

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Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 1044567)

Eh.

Didn't realize you were Canadian;)

Retlaw

02-03-2013 15:21

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Originally Posted by Rolling Nome (Post 1044550)

You're correct, Monsieur Nursery Crime, it is Church.

Originally Posted by Retlaw
Eh.

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1044575)

As the conversation seems to have been oer 7 years ago, I'm wondering who the Nursery Criminal is?:D

Aye and its his 2nd post in 4 years, he's certainly gabby, talk the back leg off a donkey, in about 10years

DaveinGermany

02-03-2013 15:30

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No, no, they're still firmly attached. :)

jaysay

03-03-2013 08:33

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Originally Posted by DtheP47 (Post 1044655)

You need to take care of those grey seals Mr J :D

:eek:What grey seals would they be:eek::D

DtheP47

03-03-2013 09:31

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 1044772)

:eek:What grey seals would they be:eek::D

"There's some slippery goings on down by the old canal" as Wandering Walter used to say ;)

DtheP47

04-03-2013 16:22

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"There's some slippery goings on down by the old canal" as Wandering Walter used to say ;)

Had to post this cartoon of Morecambe Bay ;)

susie123

04-03-2013 16:35

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Originally Posted by DtheP47 (Post 1044938)

Had to post this cartoon of Morecambe Bay ;)

Ha ha that might be better on another thread at the moment - if it really is Morecambe Bay...

http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f...ml#post1044927

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