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Visiting relatives  Nelly arrived from South Africa on 17th ... visiting her daughter - my daughter in law, and Aeryn, who's graddaugher of both of us, and she's staying with Chris and Delene. But it's a long way from Mossel Bay to the UK, and - lovely though Melksham is, there's much more to see in the country. So we took her out today. We visited one of Lisa's old relatives - one of her 4096 great great great great great great great great great great great grandfathers, who was Bishop Theophilus Feild (a.k.a. Field) ... he's buried in the North Transcept of Hereford Cathedral. And he was also the great great great great grandfather of Thomas Jefferson, the later American president.We laugh and joke about being related at some time in the past - but realistically, with so many great**11 grandparents each, we probably are all related to each other at some point in the past. And because of those 'diamond' relationships, my statement that Lisa has 4096 great*11 grandparents is probably misleading, because some of them are likely to be one and the same person. As you've probably guessed, she's research our family trees at the moment and joining up with family trees already online - perhaps at some time the whole world's family trees will link, we'll all be 'family' and we may bitch at each other but we wouldn't come to blows. (written 2011-02-26, updated 2011-03-04) Associated topics are indexed as below, or enter http://melksh.am/nnnn for individual articles Z700 - People[207] Canteen Dragon - (2005-02-09) [388] BBQ Season - (2005-07-24) [392] No Smoking - (2005-07-27) [423] A Victorian Lady - (2005-08-23) [530] Perl course during the week, getting married at the weekend - (2005-12-16) [543] The world didn't stop for Christmas - (2005-12-26) [584] Loosing breath with Gerald - (2006-01-31) [601] A fond memory of Sir Freddie - (2006-02-11) [611] Look out for the motor cyclist - (2006-02-17) [650] A person of few words - (2006-03-18) [704] Erin Brent - rest in peace - (2006-04-29) [763] Much more that the world cup - (2006-06-15) [771] From cat breeder to Cobol to Perl - (2006-06-21) [794] Perl delegate - much more than just a delegate - (2006-07-06) [820] Robert and William Whitworth - (2006-08-01) [1064] Light and shadows at Beach - (2007-02-04) [1065] Graham Ellis - an Introduction - (2007-02-05) [1107] Weekend Visitors - (2007-03-13) [1119] The Last Word on the road - (2007-03-26) [1151] Gordon Dodge, R.I.P. - (2007-04-16) [1197] Back off home with our best wishes - (2007-05-21) [1238] The kind spirit of Melksham - (2007-06-21) [1279] The Gdansk fireball - (2007-07-27) [1303] Heading Upstate New York - (2007-08-14) [1385] Delegates of all shapes and sizes - (2007-10-09) [1522] Paging Martin Noke, who petitions for more trains from Trowbridge to Swindon - (2008-01-28) [1570] London Midland ... Merrymaker ... Percy Danks - (2008-03-10) [1627] Amazing family members - (2008-05-02) [1916] Why I remember East Grafton - (2008-12-02) [1980] Michelle - (2009-01-06) [1988] Melksham, Wiltshire. Town Crier Competition, 2009 - (2009-01-11) [2078] A lot has changed - but the memory lingers on - (2009-03-12) [2100] Visiting Family - (2009-03-23) [2132] Learning about Lurchers - (2009-04-18) [2503] Melksham manslaughter case concludes - sort of - (2009-11-14) [2795] Simon says - (2010-06-05) [2846] Catching up with an old friend - (2010-07-01) [2886] Congratulations, Kimberly - (2010-07-25) [3008] Dulwich College Preparatory, and Sevenoaks, Schools - (2010-10-21) [3034] Birth Notice - Aeryn Cassandra Ellis - (2010-11-07) [3055] Zyliana Kyrei Cox - (2010-11-16) [3125] The family is defunct. Long live the family. - (2011-01-09) [3268] Baby Pictures - (2011-04-27) [3297] A long day, a long journey, and families and similarities the world over - (2011-05-22) [3298] Quiet Monday in - (2011-05-23) [3355] Family Pictures - (2011-07-12) [3466] Passing of Steve Jobs - R.I.P. - (2011-10-06) [3512] A colleague and friend who changed my life - (2011-11-07) [3775] Alan Turing - 1912 to 1954 - (2012-06-23) [3905] How should we choose our Wiltshire Police and Crime Commissioner? - (2012-10-27) [3981] Melksham - a town of some remarkable people - (2013-01-19) [4193] Using our non-found page to help look for missing persons - (2013-10-18) [4349] When I am old, what will worry me? - (2014-12-11) [4482] People in New York - (2015-05-02) [4646] Sometimes you wonder about people. And perhaps you should not. - (2016-02-13) [4728] Visiting Los Alamitos Bay Yacht Club - (2016-11-23) [4736] Our changing world - (2017-04-17)
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