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Below is a long blog post about 1893. The year that was very important for me and my family, including my grandparents who were born in the 1860s (my mother’s father), early 1870s (her mother) to around 1895 (her two sisters). I have written this so they may know their great-grandfather – my grt grt granpa who came from Ireland as an orphan at age 2, lived on a farm with his brothers until he died of TB aged only 42 after marrying Mary Ann McKeehan. He left no will but had many children by her whom she brought up alone. My Mum never knew him although he had returned to live close by shortly before dying. My mums parents immigrated separately in the late nineteenth century – just before, during and immediately after the Boer war which my other grndma also fought in. So this story includes some military history too! It would be interesting if you could find out anything else!! Please email me your comments/findings if you do. Thankyou xxxxxx The Boers were not British soldiers nor allies but citizens who wanted independence from Britain due to unfair taxes imposed upon them etc. The Anglo -Boer War broke out between Great Britain and the Republics of Transvaal & Orange Free State (South Africa). The first Battle occurred Dec 1899 when Paul Kruger refused to allow the British Government to take over the mineral rights to South African mines. This resulted in the occupation of Pretoria by British forces under General Sir Redvers Buller. In March 1900 the Boer Forces attacked the town of Ladysmith. The Siege began December 1st lasted for three months. A relief force led by Lord Roberts marched northwards towards Kimberly where it met up with another column marching eastward from Cape Town. They managed to relieve the city on February 28th bringing supplies into the besieged town. The sieges ended finally with the surrender of Boer Generals Botha and De Wet on May 31st. A few days later I received a phone call from the BBC who wished to interview members of our family re the 1893 events of which we did indeed all possess memories. We decided however not to broadcast our experiences because we felt there was nothing unusual in what happened then; these things still happen today amongst families whose relatives are killed in action and those left behind suffer enormously afterwards…….. But now back to 1893: As soon as she heard of the death of her son she travelled down from Scotland to see us, accompanied by our Uncle John. She arrived one afternoon looking quite pale and exhausted . At that time my dad worked night shifts , Below is a long blog post about 2013. I’ve tried to give an overview of what we are doing, where our efforts lie and why, and the impact this has on us as a business in terms of staffing decisions, market positioning etc. I hope that it gives you some insight into how we think at Money Supermarket Group – but please remember it is my opinion only; other people may disagree with me or see things differently! If there is something you want to know more about then let me have your comments below so I can cover any topics you might be interested in. We also welcome feedback from customers too (good or bad) which helps us improve. The year started off well for us after a strong end to Q4 last year thanks largely to our Christmas campaigns. Our mortgage broker Price Slicer was launched and received positive reviews from both users and commentators alike. January sales were good and showed further growth across all areas. 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There are so many different kinds of stories here – from fantasy adventures to realistic coming-of-age tales; animal stories to historical fiction. It truly reflects what an incredible variety there is out there! It seems like each new year brings even more diversity into publishing than before - not just racially or ethnically but also gender identity and sexual orientation…I hope these selections will inspire your students/children with their own creative spirits while they learn about other cultures around them through storytelling.” Below is a long blog post about 18th century food and drink, but if you’d rather watch the video above instead (and see the recipe in action), then click here! We are now in 2016. What would our ancestors think of us? How do we live today compared to how they lived back when the world was new? Let’s look at what everyday life would have been like for an average person living in Britain in the late seventeenth or early eighteenth centuries. 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