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Post #57,423 by admin 10/17/02 5:48:16 PM Reply	Nope. I We They. Aye, WeeCodes. The 'They' is missing because WeeCodes, being Scottish, are fairly clannish and not comfortable with outsiders... /duck Regards, -scott anderson "Welcome to Rivendell, Mr. Anderson..."
Post #58,608 by wharris2 10/22/02 9:47:51 PM Reply	Re: Nope. Clan MacNeil here, being of dubious lineage myself, (wonders how much MacNeil and Harris and Mingus and Cherokee and who knows what else have mixed into my blood.) My grandmother was, apparently, adopted (but NOT) by her foster parents. I don't know if I can explain that except that they must have took her in but never went through an official adoption process. My grandmother was an illegitimate daughter of I don't know who, but my fiendish aunt is trying to trace our ancestry. :=) Seems to be a MacNeil. If anyone knows of Mingus (apparently settled Kentucky, I'd guess from the name it was German settlers) let me know. If anyone knows Harris (now that side of the family is gonna be hard to trace, Grandfather Edward was, um, sometimes a bit crazy, I don't have much information on that side of the family. And Harris is a pretty common name.) Of course, MacNeil information would be welcome. My aunt is is, least I heard, a fanatic about geneology. But then she's also into ET, Bermuda Triangle, aliens... at least geneology is real. (parenthetical note: I do not deny strange things, but I do need a bit of hard evidence.) We've traced the family back to the 1800's, but (as yet) I don't think we've actually traced it back to immigrants or Scotland.
Post #58,705 by drewk 10/23/02 7:36:22 AM Reply	That may not help much We've traced the family back to the 1800's, but (as yet) I don't think we've actually traced it back to immigrants or Scotland. My mother is the geneaology nut in our family, and she has traced a few branches back that far. Problem is, the areas some of them come from were along disputed borders, so we don't exactly know what nationality to claim in our ancestry. Besides which, for a clannish people our ancestors seem to have been ... less than formal, shall we say, in choosing whom to reproduce with. === Microsoft offers them the one thing most business people will pay any price for - the ability to say "we had no choice - everyone's doing it that way." -- [link\|http://z.iwethey.org/forums/render/content/show?contentid=38978\|Andrew Grygus]

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