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To: bill meehan who wrote (358)	10/11/1999 11:40:00 AM
From: accountclosed	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1401

i'm about 70% through 'tis. it probably won't shock you to hear i like it <g> you'll like it too, i'm sure.

To: bill meehan who wrote (358)	10/16/1999 9:27:00 AM
From: accountclosed	Respond to of 1401

swine can now clean up their act by becoming royalty. ;) current bid 11,430.00 bid 'em up m'lord <g> Lord and Ladyship of the Manor of Colmers in the county of Worcestershire. A manor from the 13th century, first belonged to Walter de Colmer in 1280 & to his son John in 1327. Robert Gower entered into possession of the manor before 1599, when he died seised of it. His son John had livery on it in 1602 & died in 1625. In 1689 it passed to William Gower, he & his wife were among Roman Catholic non jurors who refused after the insurrection of 1715, to take the oath of fealty to George I (ruled 1714-1727). John Gower son of William left it, in 1720 to his brother William Gower. Elder William was killed in a duel in 1736 & the manor passed to Edward Thomas Hawkins who assumed the name Gower. He died unmarried & Colmers belonged in 1788 to Thomas Hawkins son of John who in that year sold it to George Atwood. There are no feudal rights, land, or other rights offered with this Title. Solicitor's transfer fee of approx. $680 is payable on top of successful bid. This amount is subject to fluctuating exchange rates but must be equivalent to £400 on the day of payment. Rights enable changes of: Passport, Driving License, Bank Books, Credit Cards. Framed Display Documents showing your name & new Title are also included icollector.com auction.icollector.com bloomberg.icollector.com