Draper on heir hunters

dotty. | 09:33 Fri 20th Jul 2012 | Genealogy

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watching this and for the first time I think I know a family! the drapers in Ormskirk were a huge family but all related. My Dad worked with an Arthur Draper who's brother Stanley was sexton at Ormskirk Parish church. the brothers were in their sixties when I was little. There was also a shop called D called Draper's in Ormskirk in the 60s and I went to school with their son, it's really interesting when the family might be known to you.

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looking for census help(scotland)

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jno

does that make you an heir, dotty? You'd think they'd at least have got you on telly.

sandyRoe

I think they'd want about 20%. There's something about that programme I don't like. It's as though we're watching grave robbers in action.

dotty.

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don't agree, the people they find have no idea they have a right to make a claim, they may take a % of the inheritance, but the people who benefit would have previously got nowt!

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