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Peter Signorini

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  1. You don't have family history in Scotland do you?

    Spotted "Signorini" on a list of Peterhead harbour masters
    when digging around my own family history...

    hippy

  2. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by hippy
    You don't have family history in Scotland do you?

    Spotted "Signorini" on a list of Peterhead harbour masters
    when digging around my own family history...

    hippy

    And if he happens to pass by, a quick shout out to my favourite (well, only) year 9 SOSE teacher! 😉 😄

  3. Greetings, Sorry, I've known Peter Sig for over 20 years and
    his parents are definitely Italiano, nothing remotely
    Scottish. Cheers, Ray.

    hippy said:

    You don't have family history in Scotland do you?

    Spotted "Signorini" on a list of Peterhead harbour masters
    when digging around my own family history...

    hippy

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  4. "hippy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    You don't have family history in Scotland do you?


    Not that I'm aware of. Dad tracked an early ancestor down to
    one of Napoleon's Seargant-majors during his imprisonment on
    the island of Elba, where my grandfather came from.

    Quoted message said:

    Spotted "Signorini" on a list of Peterhead harbour masters
    when digging around my own family history...

    Once heard an Italian-Australian lady talking on 774
    Australia all over. She had lived the past 10 years or so in
    Scotland. What a unique accent! You could pick elements of
    all three accents in her voice.

    Cheers Peter

    p.s. Hi Ray, and Etxy.

  5. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by Etxy
    And if he happens to pass by, a quick shout out to my favourite (well, only) year 9 SOSE teacher! 😉 😄

    Suck up. 🙂 You do know that ur marks can't be changed right? Oh and it was year 8 not year 9 ... get the facts straight mate! heh, heh.... Can sum1 pleeze tell me how to make a teeter-totter?
    Oh and G'day Mr Signorini. 😄

  6. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by BLDR
    Suck up. 🙂 You do know that ur marks can't be changed right? Oh and it was year 8 not year 9 ... get the facts straight mate! heh, heh.... Can sum1 pleeze tell me how to make a teeter-totter?
    Oh and G'day Mr Signorini. 😄

    It was year 8, you're right. My mistake. :-p And I happened to get good marks that year for SOSE. ;-) And I'm not a suck up, he was my favourite year 8 SOSE teacher. Only one, yes, favourite by default, yes, but... pfft. Not even going to bother explaining the many ways which I am right and you're not. ;-)

    For teeter-totter advice, start a new thread in the MTB forum, perhaps? Because you are, y'know, just a SMIDGEON off topic. 🙄 😄

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