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Re: DEEMINGS of the UK 20th Century backward
Posted by: Tim Deeming	Date: July 23, 2000 at 20:33:04
In Reply to: Re: DEEMINGS of the UK 20th Century backward by simon deeming	of 59

Re : Staffordshire Deemings
I am the eldest of four Deeming siblings
Joseph Henry Timothy (Tim) Deeming b11.05.58
Willenhall
Philip Nicholas Deeming b 3.01.66 Cradley Heath
Claire Elizabeth Deeming b01.05.68 Cradley Heath
Kate Rebecca Deeming b 1.10.71 Cradley Heath
I married Julie 5 years ago & I have 2 children, Timothy Christopher (Chris) b 12.11.83 Dudley & Matilda (Matty) b 25.05.98
I broke a family tradition by not naming my eldest son Joseph Henry something that goes back literally generations.
My father was Joseph Henry (Harry) b4.5.33 in Brownhills, Staffs.
His father was Joseph Henry dob & b/place not known d c1985 in Cheslyn Hay, Staffs.
We always call ourselves the Staffs Branch & apparently have lots of relatives in Brownhills / Cannock &c but have no contact with them.
We are not a close family (seemingly a trait of our line) & I have no contact with even my siblings & surviving parent - real shame.
I would love to hear more of our familys history PLUS a definative answer of the origin of our name (I know of 1 semi plausible version) - write to timdeeming@yahoo.co.uk
Am I starting a new line by moving to Worcestershire?

Followups:

Re: DEEMINGS of the UK 20th Century backward SUSAN MORROW (NEE DEEMING) 9/17/00
Re: DEEMINGS of the UK 20th Century backward simon deeming 7/26/00
- Re: DEEMINGS of the UK 20th Century backward George Deeming 10/02/00

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