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[rhiannon@madcelt.com]

In a message dated 8/11/99 10:06:11 AM US Mountain Standard Time, 
Seton1355 at aol.com writes:

<< 
 When I was researching my name (Phillipa Seton) I went to the University 
 library and looked up names in a Domesday kind of book they had.  It was 
very 
 helpful.  Do you have a large library near you? Perhaps they have books on 
 the origins of names.   >>

I will be going to the ASU library asap.  I also have near to me the Mormon 
Church's second largest enclave in the world.  I think they may have a name 
or two in their archives.  

After what you have told me on this list, I do not think I shall have much of 
a problem documenting DuBosc for the SCA personna, however, finding more 
about my family tree may be a bit more difficult.  Who knows, perhaps someone 
somewhere has written a detailed family history that can help me.  I have 
found reference to a book entitled "The Royal Line of Martin DuBosc" that 
sounds promising, if I can get my hands on it.  Published by R.L.Bryan in the 
seventies, I think.  Haven't found a copy yet, but I am still looking.

Mordonna
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