- October 14, 2015 4:41 am
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oh! thats good to wake up to]
- October 14, 2015
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Stirling, I just realized I hadn't seen any posts from you in a while. I thought "Did he unfriend me? Is that why I haven't seen any of his posts?". So I went and checked...but no, you are still list...
Therefore, I came over to your webpage to see when you had last posted. That's how I now know you have been sick for a few weeks. Today is October 5. Are you feeling better?
Stirling Thompson
Marilyn, I'm doing better but now that my wife has retired I find it difficult to find the time to get online as much as I could before. Sorry about that!
- October 7, 2015
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Marilyn Sloper
Oh, you lucky duck! Having your wife home must be a lot of fun. There's so much you both can now go and do together without worrying about needing to get back home in time to get enough sleep before leaving for work in the morning. "Time" is your oyster, now!
- October 7, 2015
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I'm back! Sorry I took so long, just needed some rest because I've been sick the past two weeks.
This weekend is the Blackstone Valley Veterans Association's annual POW/MIA Vigil. As I am heavily involved there I won't be posting my usual jokes, poetry and myths. I should be back on Monday.
Enjoy what's left of the weekend! I have to work this afternoon so I'll be back tomorrow.
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IN ANSWER TO YOUR QUERY I CANNOT TRACE ANCESTRY AS FAR BACK AS THAT.BUT MY MIDDLE NAME HAS ALWAYS BEEN IN THE FAMILY SOMEWHERE. I WAS TOLD BY A CLAN SPECIALIST THAT IN THE LOOSE CONNECTION OF CLANS M...
Stirling Thompson
John, if you can't trace your ancestry to Glenshee then there is a good chance your folks came from the borders. Thomson is inherently a lowland surname and is more common in the borders than anywhere else in Scotland.
thanks for invite,
its a few years now since I visited the bore stone of the Thomson clan in glenshee,it was well hidden in the woods. maybe the trees have been cut down now making it easier to spo...
its a few years now since I visited the bore stone of the Thomson clan in glenshee,it was well hidden in the woods. maybe the trees have been cut down now making it easier to spo...
Stirling Thompson
You're welcome indeed. Does your comment indicate that you are related to Clan MacThomas because you can trace your ancestry to Glenshee?
- September 7, 2015
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