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jim mortimer - 12/26/00 19:44:10 My Email:jimmort@madasafish.com | Comments: I was interested to find your site, I am in Yorkshire,England. My interests are really more Scottish, coming from a long line of Scotsmen called James Mortimer ( as was my father and as is my eldest son) What is your connection?... |
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Website de Niza. Gracias por dejarme firmar su guestbook
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Kevin Mortimer - 10/13/00 23:18:38 My Email:remitrom@bigfoot.com | Comments: Nice job. My father, born in 1919, is Burton Mortimer from Danbury Conn. His mother was Grace Henderson and father was William. Being the only child, he doesn't have many relatives. Anyone with info in regards to Mortimers in Conneticut, I would appre iate an e-mail. thanks |
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William G. Bundy - 09/12/00 12:24:46 My Email:elbundo@sbtek.net | Comments: My great great grandfather was Ephriam Bundy and my great grandfather was Christopher Morris Bundy. Pheriba Small nee Bundy was my great great aunt. I enjoyed your site immensely. William G. Bundy |
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Jerry Mortimer - 09/05/00 02:47:09 My Email:morjer@tds.net | Comments: Sheryl, You have done a terrific job on the Mortimer family history. It is evident that you have devoted a lot of time and effort into the work. If you have any pictures of my parents (Jerome and Annabelle) I would love very much to see them. We never had many pictures taken and would I truly enjoy seeing any that may have been taken. Thanks! Jerry |
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DDRajiv - 09/01/00 17:45:48 My URL:http://www.digitaldelilah.com My Email:ddrajiv@hotmail.com | Comments: Your website looks great! All of your hard work shines through and it is obvious that you have spent a great deal of time and effort into making these wonderful pages! Why not consider putting your site to the test? We invite you to apply to the Digital Delilah's Website Competition!! Or maybe you would like to join the Staff! You are also cordially invited to apply to join our web ring.
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Elaine Mortimer Ricks - 08/09/00 22:39:54 My Email:cobra@webcombo.net | Comments: You have done a wonderful job, I know it must have taken lots of time and effort. I have my roots through James Mortimer who was born in 1842 in Swindon, Wiltshire, England. We have this history as far back as the 1600's with a Richard Mortimer whose wi e was Catherine Green. It was nice to have been able to view all you work. Elaine |
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Jennifer Mortimer - 08/06/00 04:33:27 My Email:coolumre@ausnetwork.com.au | Comments: It was great to see the fine job you have done. Im first generation Australian with my family roots being in the midlands England. My great grandfather worked at Balmoral castle as a game warden. Many of his nine sons and daughters became nuns and prie ts. One becoming monsigor of Edinburogh. There seems to be a strong Scottish link as well. im afraid i do not know to much about our history, but will know endeavour to find out now. Thanks for the informative site. Regards Jennifer Mortimer |
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Adrian Mortimer - 07/30/00 16:24:40 My Email:AdrianMortimer@Aol.com | Comments: Good luck with your research !! My branch of the Mortimers is located in Kent, England, UK. |
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John Walker - 07/20/00 22:40:22 My Email:plinywalker@yahoo.com | Comments: I enjoyed your website. I do have a question...Is there apoem entitled "The History of Reedsburg and the Upper Baraboo Valley" (1929) by Merton Edwin King? I understand from a another family researcher that an ancestor of ours, Charles Fosdick, and three f his brothers, are mentioned in it. I'd love to see a copy. thanks! |
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Scott Mortimer - 07/11/00 10:38:22 My Email:scott.mortimer@adprinciples | Comments: Iam really interested in my family name and just stumbled on this website, would like to get chatting (E-Mail). Scotty |
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Kenneth E. Bull - 07/11/00 06:46:52 My Email:kbull46@aol.com | Comments: Was just looking around for any thing on my family but not having a lot of luck. |
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Marg Graham-Trottman - 06/04/00 05:27:06 My Email:marfra.trottman@sympatico.ca | Comments: Great site! I am searching for Susan/Mary Mortimer from Witheridge, Devon (ENGLAND) in 1850 time period. |
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william heath - 05/25/00 19:27:48 My Email:williamheath99@yahoo.com | Comments: very nice compilation of family history . ilive in Rio and John and Barb Mortimer are neighbors, also am also related to Kings of Richland Co. and noticed one in your file. |
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ELIZABETH EVERS - 05/13/00 20:07:03 My Email:EEVERS@MSN.COM | Comments: MY BIRTH NAME IS ELIZABETH ANN MORTIMER I AM LOOKING FOR FAMILY. MY MOTHERS NAME WAS ELLEN LILLIAN MORTIMER BORN DECEMBER 26TH 1932 TO EDWARD GEORGE MORTIMER, I THINK HE WAS BORN 1900 GIVE OR TAKE FIVE YEARS. MY GRANDMOTHER WAS MARGARET CHARLOTTE GREEN BO N JULY 6TH 1904. I WAS BORN IN CAMBRIDGE ENGLAND, MY MOTHER WAS BORN IN LONDON BUT THE BIRTHPLACES OF MY GRANDPARENTS IS UNKNOWN ALONG WITH THEIR FAMILY HISTORY. I DO KNOW THAT MY MOTHER LOST CONTACT WITH MOST OF HER FAMILY DURING THE WAR YEARS IN ENGLAND IS THERE ANY ONE WHO MAY KNOW MY FAMILY |
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Jennifer Mortimer - 04/28/00 20:08:32 My Email:a.hollinshead@fsmail.net | Comments: My Father is called David, his father is called Harry, he was married to Norah and his father was called Richard. We all live in Leyland in Lancashire and my Dad, Grandad & Great Grandad were all coal men. |
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Jason McClellan - 04/20/00 15:09:40 My Email:carni97@hotmail.com | Comments: My mother is a mortimer, just signing the book. |
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Kay Guyver - 04/19/00 12:29:31 My Email:kayguyver@ukonline.co.uk | Comments: I've had a very pleasant half hour perusing your pages, imagining the lives of my distant relatives. I was born in Broughton Gifford and married in Broughton Gifford Baptist Chapel in August 1972. My grandmother on my father's side was Evelyn Mortimer and my maternal grandfather was Samuel Stephen Gerrish. Having read 'Gilbert's Journey' with my mother, Mary Ellen Simpson, nee Gerrish) she thinks she was probably the lady who gave Gilbert the poor directions to Church Green! She worked part-time in the shop at about that time. The lady on the bike was proba ly my Great Aunt Win (married to an invalid Ernest Mortimer and Evelyn's sister-in-law). With best wishes |
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Grant Mortimer - 04/10/00 07:11:19 My Email:grantmortimer@cs.com | Comments: Surprised to such a great job being done on our family tree my grandfather emigrated from Bristol at the turn of the last century and I will reply to Tracy |
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Mike Mortimer - 04/07/00 21:11:12 My Email:mike.mortimer@freeserve.net | Comments: Hi, In live near Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England where Roger de Mortimer settled after the Norman invation of Britain in 1066. I don't think were related though!! I'm looking at our family tree at the moment and my family came from Lancashire. |
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lynn gill - 04/06/00 02:01:42 My Email:lynngill@msn.com | Comments: Sarah Mortimer married Thomas Gill about 1854 in Devon, England. They Emigrated to Leelanau County, Michigan in 1870 with 9 kids including my grandfather, George Gill. Any info on Sarah would be appreciated! She would be borna bout 1830 or tehreabouts. |
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Russell Mortimer - 03/23/00 15:24:15 My Email:qasoft@sltnet.lk | Comments: I am the great grandson of Edward Mortimer, who born in Banf, England around 1840. He migrated to Novoscotia and later to Ceylon (Sri Lanka). If you are interested, I can send you the family tree and possibly his parents names |
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David Mortimer - 03/18/00 12:45:28 My Email:ddbmort@excite.com.au | Comments: Refer email sent 18.3.2000 |
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richard mortimer knittweis - 03/07/00 21:07:54 My Email:knittweis@me.freei.net | Comments: My mother's maiden name was Caroline Elizabeth Mortimer. Her brothers' names were: Albert, Harold, Lewis, James & Horace. They all lived in Philadelphia, Pa. They were all born in the late 1800's to the early 1900's. My maternal grandmother's name was Barrington (I believe). |
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Justine Mortimer - 03/02/00 10:30:23 My Email:j.mortimer@wkac.ac.uk | Comments: I don't think I can help you with your search, my family is from Birmingham by way of Scotland I think. But I was interested in your research because my great grandmother, Emily was also a Flynn, I think from Dublin. Good luck with the rest of your search |
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Tracey Mortimer - 02/21/00 03:16:02 My Email:traceymutch@hotmail.com | Comments: I've been researching the Mortimers on and off for the past 25yrs. Great to view your family, unfortunately we are unable to help each other as the line I'm researching came from Bristol England and were some of the first settlers in Western Australia in 1842. Tracey |
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Don Mortimer - 02/13/00 19:36:47 My Email:dmortimer@fuse.net | Comments: mortimer from yorkshire uk to usa in ohio from 1819 to present |
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mary balch - 09/12/99 15:44:22 My Email:gmbalch@ncn.net | Comments: hello, I have been serching for a Enos Ceylon Balch for 6 months now. Finally found him in your family page. I hope. ( he was known to go by names other than Enos, jack being the one he used most).Married lucy beryl Mortimore july 2nd 1927 I would like to add some family info from the balch side, if you would like this e-mail me at gmbalch@ncn.net. Also The correct names of jack Balchs parents are benjamin illif balch and rosa Mcgilvra by the way did "jack" and lucy have any children. thanks, looking forward to hearing from you. mary Balch |
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sheila d stowers - 09/12/99 03:03:36 My Email:stowers535@yahoo.com | Comments: I really enjoyed searching through the Mortimer's heritage. I liked the pictures. It was neat to compare the photos of kin to see who resembled who. I never knew my Grandfather Glenn Allen Mortimer, but I can see my Dad,Jim Mortimer, in Grandpa's in the photo of "Second Family" Thank-you! |
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Susan Mortimer - 08/17/99 22:16:34 My Email:suzzieqmort@juno.com | Comments: A wonderful commemoration of your family. Can't even imagine the work involved to pull it all together. Even if we are not related, I've enjoyed "meeting" your family. SMORT |
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Skip Heller - 05/10/99 02:46:07 My Email:Skiph@csrlink.net | Comments: I am researching Mortimer family, siblings George Albert, Martin, Charlotte, Edward and others born in Maidstone, Kent County, England, early 1800's, arrived in Philadelphia mid-1800's. Are we cousins? Skip |
