Time to feel the glory ladies...see you next door

real turn up for the books wasn't it 

I really enjoyed that series! Quite thought provoking.

Ooh yes must see that interview..off to the HL's then

It was a good series , i kind of hope she does do more.

I just read the interview... Becky's not baptised, nor ever will be, but she feels an urgency to prepare herself to the best helpmeet she can for a man (if that's what god has for her)  


I don't believe Leah will leave the church though.     Be interesting if they followed this up.


See you in the HLs thread - thanks for the chat here.

Bump!!!!!!

Oh she's lingering in the highlights thread, kaytee.. determined on a dramatic entrance!

I'm here.

Please be patient - I've got to do a LIST...!

oooooh!  'citing! 

waits with baited breath 

*carries on quilting like a good Amish housefrau*

Sratch that - it's far too long!

Right, here goes.

I am from Mormon descent!  Directly...! 

Polygamy is in my blood!

(I'm just trying to find the link to the whole mob)

Go near my Ray and you're dead meat!

cosi is secretly marie osmond!!............

Of course!   how did we not work that out?!

Paper Roses!!! 

see?!!.......proof!!!.............

   trying to kid us she's always ossified on Bolly when really she's a latter day Sain't (although I'm not buying the saint bit either)   

those teeth...very Osmond

and pudding bowl hair - she's so busted 

OK, here goes.......

Edwin Whiting   9 Sep 1809  - 8 Dec 1890


And here's his WIVES and children:

Spouse:  Elizabeth Partridge Tillotson  1814 – 1892

Children:

Olivia Whiting
1834 – 1834

William Whiting
1834 – 1888

Helen Amelia Whiting
1836 – 1910

Sarah Elizabeth Whiting
1840 – 1918

Alman Whiting
1840 –

Laura Whiting Triplet
1841 – 1841

Emily Jane Whiting
1843 – 1846

Edwin Luscius Whiting
1845 – 1896

Ellen Emeret Whiting
1847 – 1925

Albert Milton Whiting
1847 – 1907     

Oscar Newell Whiting
1848 – 1903

Harriet Lucinda Whiting
1850 – 1899

Louisa Meletiah Whiting
1850 – 1931

Cornelia Dolly Whiting
1851 – 1933

Charles Whiting
1852 – 1917

 Caroline Fidelia Whiting
 1853 – 1927

 Elisha Franklin Whiting
 1853 – 1914

Philetus Edgar Whiting
1854 – 1943

Edwin Lafayette Whiting
1857 – 1943
      
Edwin Marion Whiting
1857 – 1934

Daniel Abraham Whiting
1858 – 1921

Abby Ann Whiting
1858 – 1944

Arthur Cox Whiting
1859 –

Lorenzo Snow Whiting
1860 – 1920

Sylvia Almira Whiting
1860 – 1927

 Alvin Whiting
 1862 – 1862

 May Whiting
1862 – 1882

Monroe Frink Whiting
1862 – 1944         
      

Francis Elmer Whiting
1863 – 1863

John Clarence Whiting
1868 – 1953

Frederick Walter Whiting
1870 – 1907

Other Spouse
Almira Mehitable Meacham
1824 – 1898

& Children
Edward Lucian Whiting
1846 – 1926

Ellen Emeret Whiting
1847 – 1925

Catherine Emeline Whiting
1849 –

Cornelia Dolly Whiting
1851 – 1933

Elisha Franklin Whiting
1853 – 1914

Edwin Lafayette Whiting
1857 – 1943

Sylvia Almira Whiting
1860 – 1927

Spouse
Mary Elizabeth Cox
1826 – 1914

& Children
Albert Milton Whiting
1847 – 1907

Emeline Whiting
1847 –

Harriet Lucinda Whiting
1850 – 1899

Charles Whiting
1852 – 1917

Philetus Edgar Whiting
1854 – 1943

Edwin Marion Whiting
1857 – 1934

Arthur Cox Whiting
1859 – 1932

May Whiting
1862 – 1882

John Clarence Whiting
 1868 – 1953

 Frederick Walter Whiting
1870 – 1907

Spouse
Hannah Haines Brown
1834 – 1896

& Children

Mifflin Pennwood Browm Bristol
1851 – 1851

 Abby Ann Whiting
 1858 – 1944

Lorenzo Snow Whiting
1860 – 1920

Alvin Whiting
1862 – 1862

Francis Elmer Whiting
1863 – 1863

Spouse
Mary Ann Washburn
1828 – 1882

Children
Joseph Whiting
1853 –

Daniel Abraham Whiting
1858 – 1921

Some of those names are absolutely cracking 

Mifflin
Philetus
Almira
Lafayette
Emeline  <--- like that name 
Almira Mehitable
Elmer
Lorenzo Snow
Fidelia
Meletiah
Emeret

Tell me about it!

Lorenzo Snow is the line I'm from.  Apparently.   And there was I, minding my own business struggling with a bunch of Harsum's up in Suffolk.  i knew I should have stuck to my nan's side of the family!

edwin was a bit of a goer wasn't he?!!....

Tip of the iceberg, Spongey.

but they were using mobiles to ring home?

Say Paper Woses, or I'm not convinced!

With these teef...?

You're correct - she did say 'woses'. 
She also does a blinding "When the wed, wed, wobbin goes bob-bob-bobbin' along"....


But not a lot of people know that.  *taps nose*

Nuff said!

*** catches drips ***