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From: Fred Feather <>
Subject: Judgement of our society
Date: Sat, 10 Apr 2004 09:31:53 +0100
References: <4071A41E00009705@mk-cpfrontend-3.mail.uk.tiscali.com>
In-Reply-To: <4071A41E00009705@mk-cpfrontend-3.mail.uk.tiscali.com>


Dear Cedric,

As a lister I thought you might like to know another view about, what I
consider, an unfair statement made on the list, on which you have
commented and suggested we were spiteful. I wrote a gentle letter to ask
advice from a member who buys and sells books and now write following a
statement published on Rootsweb and the resulting criticisms of our
Society. I fail to see any "instruction." I also had a complaint from
the owners of the 1861 census index (which we do not produce) about this
use. Any decision would be made the next time we met and discussed the
matter. My letters may tell a different story.

So, Cedric, that is us being spiteful. As someone who had just had a
large lump cut off his face I did not consider that was done to spite
anyone. But, often our words are used against us in a way we do not
intend.

Best wishes,

Fred,
A Chairman of ESFH who instructs no-one and has been frequently helping
people on the list for years.






In message <>,
writes
>Hello John
>Your enthusiastic generosity and offers of help appear to be too much for
>them!! Your kind offers of looks actually encouraged me to place an order
>with them for several floppies, although I did not know about them before
>your posting. Perhaps they are being spiteful/face/nose etc
>
>Kind regards
>Cedric Godfrey
>Nottingham UK
>
>post scriptum I am musing through your leaflet and will buy books from your
>list just as soon as our diy internal decorations are complete!!
>
>
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>
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>
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