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Stiltz
Date: 11.01.2010 Time: 20:03:00 Rating:  |
Page looks good. Dogs look even better. Big true Blue papered pits are hard to come by. Looks like you got the recipe to something special there. Be sure to keep everyone updated when breeds are upcoming and are ready for delivery. |
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Freddie
Location: USA Date: 30.12.2009 Time: 03:24:36 |
Hello! Nice site : ) |
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Jess
Location: california Date: 14.12.2009 Time: 22:10:06 Rating: |
Hey Brickhouse! Thanks for the compliment on our guest book! Im diggin your web site and your dogs also! Lookin good.  Jess |
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dash Date: 19.07.2009 Time: 01:57:54 Rating: |
Hello John, I am researching my family tree. My Great Grandmother was Jane Sisson who was born in Redmaine in Cumberland C1879. Her father was William who was born in Deanscale, Cumberland C1854. I decided that before I travelled to Cumbria to discover further family members I would look at the Censuses to discover the most likely family members. In the 1861 Census, the most likely match was William Sisson born in 1854 in Shelton, Cumberland. His parents were Joseph and Elizabeth Sisson. Joseph was born C1831 in Temple Sowerby in Westmorland. This appears to be the same Joseph Sisson who appeared in the 1841 Census as being born C1830 in Westmorland. In the 1841 Census Joseph’s parents were William and Hannah both born C1801. This is the best game service online forwow gold and Logo Design good site. wow orandWoW gold kaufenandWoW oroandWOW soldiJoseph’s siblings were John born C1826, Maryann born C1826, Sarah born C1828, William born C1832, and Thomas born C1839. When I found your web site, although my relative Joseph does not appear, I noticed that the rest of the family is very similar. I was wondering where you got your information so that I could look to see if Joseph also appears. |