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| David and Marilyn Sullivan's Family Tree |
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| Welcome
to David and Marilyn Sullivan's genealogy web site. Apart from our
family tree, the site also contains a selection of schoolchildren's
howlers collected by David's father during his career as a school
teacher. It also holds a transcript of his diary, written (in defiance
of army regulations!) as a radio operator during the Sicilian campaign
of the Second World War - the original diary is now lodged in the
Imperial War Museum in London. Also on this site is a page aimed at
placing people in contact with other relatives around the world,
together with links to other genealogy sites. And new last year is a guide to finding the information you need to research your family tree. Oh, and there's also a bio about the 2 of us which we're sure you're absolutely dying to read, so please come in! |
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| Last updated: 11 June 2001 |
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text for the benefit of Lycos, because it ignores Meta tags!):- We are fairly new to genealogy - we've been working on our family trees, off and on, for about 4 years. During that time we've identified around 40 surnames and 150 individuals. Other surnames we're looking for are: Sullivan, Ithell, Ross, Halton, Whittaker, Dunn, Fawcett, Healey, Berry, Neatis, Porter, O'Brien, Bald, Baggley, Price and Bancroft. The engine should also flag up references to David Sullivan, Marilyn Sullivan, David and Marilyn,classroom gems, esperanto, manchester, trafford park, astrazeneca, zeneca, second world war, WW2, sicily, diary, soldier, guide, tutorial, instructions |