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08-01-14, 07:47
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You don't think you should be looking for the body without the coat or the coat without the body ..... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ runs howling off the thread ...
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08-01-14, 18:36
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Don't laugh! I'm relying on you lot to join up the dots one day.
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"Keep your dreams as clean as silver" John Stewart 1939 - 2008
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08-01-14, 22:20
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Seriously have you thought of looking for Mr. Body or Mr. Cote?
\ Have you tried looking at the name Bodycote earlier and later, to see what variations they are? I was amazed with some of my Cornish names how they changed .. even with the same person eg Ibbot, Ebbatt, Hibbert, Hebbat ... Brounfeld, Broomfield, .. Brownfield Serrell, Searle etc had about 10 different versions. I have to say that the Cornish OPC was marvellous with this, as I could just put in Ib or Eb .. I think Kate or Merry suggest adding a H.. The thing is with Bodycote being a rare name, maybe the transcribers had never hear of it !!.. Heavens knows what they put Then of course I had Sloman transcribed as Homan, but the best is Smith as Zmith .. You will find them hopefully sooner than later AN Cheers. Julie Last edited by tenterfieldjulie; 08-01-14 at 22:25.
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