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<p>[QUOTE="Zil, post: 2734266, member: 16588"]It’s funny because I’m British and my current house was built by a Scotsman and then I buy this one and it’s full of English pottery. I must be drawn to these situations, or something. I’m going to the local records office on Friday to try and trace the deed. It would be interesting to know if the inhabitants at that time were British or of British ancestry.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Zil, post: 2734266, member: 16588"]It’s funny because I’m British and my current house was built by a Scotsman and then I buy this one and it’s full of English pottery. I must be drawn to these situations, or something. I’m going to the local records office on Friday to try and trace the deed. It would be interesting to know if the inhabitants at that time were British or of British ancestry.[/QUOTE]
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