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TOM how did you go from Dunlop to Dunlap ??...were you folk's poor illiterate peasant's like my Irish relations that now live in the USA
 
From what I gather, it was a way to "start over" in the new country. Smythe/Smith you know...

There are more 'lap's here than 'lop's so there must be some truth in the story.

When I was over for the ISA conference I went up to Scotland and spent a nice day in Dunlop. No one in the family has done the geneolgy to track back the bloodlines. This is an odd, American thing, to look back to where "we're from" :dizzy: Actually, I don't consider myself anything but a midwestern American.
 
I'm sure there was a different thread for this but Rolla how are you getting on with your sat/nav system and which did you buy?
 
Tom, I just noticed you were a lap and not a lop!  In any case it sounds the same, right?

A lot of family names got changed by the workers at Ellis Island filling out the forms, or so I've heard...

Glen
 
glens said:
Tom, I just noticed you were a lap and not a lop!  In any case it sounds the same, right?

A lot of family names got changed by the workers at Ellis Island filling out the forms, or so I've heard...

Glen

No, it doesn't sound the same to me :)

That's an old myth that has never been substantiated. On the Ellis Island page you can search through copies of the ship's passenger manifests. I found the page of my Mom's Dad and his brother. They emigrated from what is now Poland when they were 9 and 10. When I was on Ellis Island I got to stand in the room that all emigrants passed through. It was a wonderful feeling to know that my Grandfather had been there around 90 years before. I was there with Paolo Baveresco and he found that his uncle, and namesake, had donated to the restoration of Ellis Island. That was a fun day for both of us. Having the connection to our families at the same time.
 
He is a Brit & lives here,i saw him at the ISA thing back in 1990 at Moulton college when Ken Palmer was there.He was also attached to Garden of Eden Tree care as their Trainer,Not sure if he still is.
 
BIGA i bought a NAVMAN 510 from pc world,it cost £400 it's simple to use ,imo it's the best value tool i have bought for years [value for money]it work's realy well

SO guy's what we all been upto ????..i had a trip upto the HOSPITAL [around about beer o'clock :angry: ] saturday blackthorn in the eye not very nice ,but my eye has healed ok

TOM i thought he was a Brit :)
 
rolla,
hope your eye is ok.guy i worked with a few years ago got his eye punctured bu a hawthorn.had to have 2 ops and his eyesight was damaged in that eye.
 
Evenin' all

Just discoverd yon soit so oiv a bit a catchn' ap to do.

Dispite all appearances I am an ex Norfolk farmer...................................... I have to say that the language is naffink like English round where I live now and the woodborers is blinkin' enormouse!!

Don't let on that we are coming back, 'one imigrant at a time'
 
Tom Dunlap said:
Paolo is English/Italian if you split your heritage like we do over here :)

He's living in Gwynedd now. Doing training and assessment.

with treevolution ??
 
ROLLACOSTA said:
well this old thread has been a bit quiet lately ,where you all hiding or hanging out ??
'Tis hedge coppicing season, too knackered to bother to get on here. Second the sympathy on the thorn in the eye, what a pain in the butt. :Eye: . Just got Palm one with the sat/nav. took a while for my primitive brain to suss it out but got there now, well chuffed.. Did a course with Paolo few years back, nice fella.
 
eleath said:
Evenin' all

Just discoverd yon soit so oiv a bit a catchn' ap to do.

Dispite all appearances I am an ex Norfolk farmer...................................... I have to say that the language is naffink like English round where I live now and the woodborers is blinkin' enormouse!!

Don't let on that we are coming back, 'one imigrant at a time'

ok ba i be in suffick boy..you out yonder for Good..and is the in the tree game??...welcome to our thread and site :)
 
ROLLACOSTA said:
bigA we have a 'CANARY' on this here thread :Eye:
Yeah we get to work with one, down here we call 'em "Booties" (turkey?) Hi to yer bor! Yew orroight? :)
 

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