[SSG members] SSG Publications and renewal dues

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bers has sent you a group e-mail from Scaife Study Group.

Dear SSG member,

I thought it would be useful to let you know what we have published during
the last SSG year in case you have missed downloading anything:

In September, the later years of William Borrett Scaife (1853-1876
specifically) were examined and this is at
http://www.scaifestudygroup.org.uk/node/1028 [1]

Also in September, Part 3 of the Skaifes of Hornby was published "The loom
goes click and the loom goes clack". This is at
http://www.scaifestudygroup.org.uk/node/648 [2]

In December, I produced a further analysis of the E3b haplogroup,
specifically from the viewpoint of the Mowbray line. I would welcome any
feedback on this which is at http://www.scaifestudygroup.org.uk/node/1029 [3]

Finally, in May, The Scaifes of Allerton Mauleverer and Cliffe Hall was
published. It has been something of a bonanza year for research of Catholic
Scaifes which are notoriously difficult to trace. This case study on how one
can do this can be read at http://www.scaifestudygroup.org.uk/node/1030 [4]

We are at that time of year again when renewals are due. If you have not
already yet done so, please visit http://www.scaifestudygroup.org.uk/node/377
[5] should you wish to renew your subscription.

Best Wishes

Bernard

[1] http://www.scaifestudygroup.org.uk/node/1028
[2] http://www.scaifestudygroup.org.uk/node/648
[3] http://www.scaifestudygroup.org.uk/node/1029
[4] http://www.scaifestudygroup.org.uk/node/1030
[5] http://www.scaifestudygroup.org.uk/node/377

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bers has sent you a group e-mail from Scaife Study Group.

Dear SSG member,

I thought it would be useful to let you know what we have published during the last SSG year in case you have missed downloading anything:

In September, the later years of William Borrett Scaife (1853-1876 specifically) were examined and this is at http://www.scaifestudygroup.org.uk/node/1028

Also in September, Part 3 of the Skaifes of Hornby was published "The loom goes click and the loom goes clack". This is at http://www.scaifestudygroup.org.uk/node/648

In December, I produced a further analysis of the E3b haplogroup, specifically from the viewpoint of the Mowbray line. I would welcome any feedback on this which is at http://www.scaifestudygroup.org.uk/node/1029

Finally, in May, The Scaifes of Allerton Mauleverer and Cliffe Hall was published. It has been something of a bonanza year for research of Catholic Scaifes which are notoriously difficult to trace. This case study on how one can do this can be read at http://www.scaifestudygroup.org.uk/node/1030

We are at that time of year again when renewals are due. If you have not already yet done so, please visit http://www.scaifestudygroup.org.uk/node/377 should you wish to renew your subscription.

Best Wishes

Bernard

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