How about this then?
Richard Hill was an unmarried farmer who lived in the Waneta area. Two border crossing records, in 1926 and 1931, show him visiting a brother in Orillia WA, Frank G. Hill.
The 1911 Census of Canada shows his arrival from England as 1882. The border crossing record for 1931 reads "Philadelphia - 1882 - Indiana" for seaport, date of landing, and place of citizenship, implying he initially went to the U.S and became a citizen. According to the 1921 Census of Canada, he arrived in Canada in 1899, and naturalized in 1902.
As of 14 Oct 2014, this contributor has been unable to determine his place of death.
donrent wrote:
What a very STUPID and very UNINTELLIGENT remark to make to a child !
Perhaps a sense of humour transplant might be worth considering.
In a former life I was a UK police officer and one night whilst in uniform driving an unmarked car in a large city centre, I pulled up at a ‘T’ junction. Perhaps I was slower pulling out than normal, but I was looking for a reported offender. A car pulled up behind me and the driver began blasting his horn a most aggressive manner. Slowly I opened my car door, got out and put my cap on. Very slowly I walked back to this car, watching the driver squirm as I did so. He wound down the window and I said to him, “Is there something you wanted me for?”
I’ve seen embarrassment and people wishing the ground would open and swallow them, but nothing as great as this.
CaptainBobBrown wrote:
Dashlane works on most platforms including smart phone, iMac (which I use), iPad, etc. However, the version which covers multiple devices ("premium" version) does have a license fee. I would not use it or any other password manager on a mobile device though because if that device is stolen the password manager then provides automatic login for thief to access sites you have set up for automatic Dashlane login. However, on my at home iMac Dashlane works great to provide high security auto login to a lot of sites. Only one I don't use it on for repeated access is my online banking site in part because when I got Dashlane a couple of years ago it didn't handle the 3 step login process but later I decided I'd rather always manually enter login stuff for that site anyway. Dashlane does have very nice dash board showing all sites you use it for and you can selectively see the password it has generated for a particular site as well as any sites you may have redundant passwords for.
Dashlane works on most platforms including smart p... (
show quote)
I have no idea how you have got yours set up, but Dashlane is not available to anyone who might steal my phone unless they either have my unique password to access it or they have fingerprints identical to mine. What you describe is not how Dashlane Premium works.
I’ve used Dashlane for years and been very happy with it. It syncs across Windows 10 and my Apple devices seamlessly. It’s not free but the security it provides I feel justifies the cost.
Yesterday they sent me a reminder never to use Facebook to log into a web site, but go through the process of signing in and setting up an individual password. This is especially relevant of course following the FB security issues.
G Brown wrote:
Yes, Bognor has had two tornado's in the last 10 years - the first lifted a few slates of a roof, the second took a whole roof of slates off. Hardly a major disaster. A Hurricane twenty years ago blew down a lot of trees and killed several people (mainly those driving their cars in it). Nothing like the devastation that happens in The US.
I think they were a storm and a great storm - as per Vicar of Dibley!
In comparison to many I’m nowhere near as experienced with computers and operating systems. Windows 10 works fine for me. I decided to put as much effort in understanding it as others seem to be doing to avoid it and am very happy with this operating system.
Ancestry.com does something similar although scanning photos in is the only option for prints. Digital photos can easily be transferred and also linked to relevant ancestors. Access can then be given to anyone, none of whom need a subscription to view the tree or pictures.
I would also recommend a rabies vaccination. Rabies is quite wide spread in these areas of travel and although the chances of actually getting bitten by a rabied animal is small, I wouldn’t and didn’t take the risk.
Staustically, the Water Buffalo is far more dangerous than the Hippo or any other wild animal.
Most hoaxes have a ring of truthfulness as there would be no point in trying to hoax folks with things that were obviously false.
Don’t be conned by this. It’s false and has been attributed to several Govenors over several years. Checking it out on any of the web sites that explain hoaxes will give details of this one.
Yes, it has been reopened after incredibly sophisticated work reduced the lean back to a safe angle.
Never mind photoserj. I fully understand what you’re saying and I totally agree with you.
Never mind photoserj. I fully understand what you’re saying and I totally agree with you.