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   From: innes8@verizon.net   
      
   "allan connochie"  wrote in message   
   news:1AFxi.16304$Db6.14013@newsfe3-win.ntli.net...   
      
   >>   
   >> Therefore I do not rise to such minor inducements to raize your city or   
   >> desecrate family graves for a nothing, although I will consider having   
   >> you personally excommunicated in real Latin, if you are willing to pay   
   >> the extra fee.   
   >   
   > Who on earth was talking about Jacobites?   
      
   I am   
      
   > And I wasn't really trying to get you to rise. You said your family names   
   > were Innes and Roxburghe. Roxburghe is a name which comes from the   
   > Scottish Borders.   
      
   They are titled Innes Clan   
      
   > That is fact.   
      
   yes.   
      
   > The first people to be called Innes were Flemish.   
      
   Really?   
      
   > Again fact.   
      
   Really? but no citation, no information? Not necessary here?   
      
   > That of course doesn't mean that your ancestors were Flemings but it is a   
   > possibility somewhere along the line.   
      
   I see, an equivocation upon a nothing   
      
   >  As to the Roxburghe part then at one point some of your ancestors were   
   > almost definitely Borderers. That by the way that isn't an insult.......at   
   > least not around here it isn't!   
      
   Around where is it not? Should you wish to avoid alzheimers it is good in   
   any language to keep attempting to name the objects, the nouns, otherwise   
   you may suffer social approbium.   
      
   PI   
      
      
   > Allan   
   >   
      
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