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lions Dollars. This money was for the purchase of cocoa procession machines and development of another factory, unfortunately he did not meet his target before his untimely death.

Why I contacted you, due to the agreement he had with the bank during deposit, Iâ€™ve been denied total access to the money, the bank Manager told me precisely that the money was deposited in a suspense fixed account with a clause attached to it for onward transfer into a foreign account. That the bank will follow the agreement written and signed by both (the bank and my husband). I was advised to look for a foreign account where the money can be transferred before I can have access to it.

Since security here cannot be guaranteed besides, Iâ€™ve lost my husband, I hereby ask you to do me a favour by standing as my late husbandâ€™s foreign business partner and the beneficiary of the money to enable the bank effect the transfer into your account.
I have plans to invest this money in continuation with the investment vision of my late husband, but not in this place again rather in your country. I have the vision of going into real estate and industrial production, please if you are willing to assist me and my only son Ken, indicate your interest in replying soonest.

The bank has given me requirements I should forward to them:
1. Your full name, contact postal address
2. Your phone and fax numbers.
3. Occupation

If you agree on this, Iâ€™ll give you 15% of the total share when transferred, then 5% will be given to you if you made any expense on the cause of the transfer. Waiting to hearing from you, please once I hear from you I'll send you my pictures, also the deposit certificate the bank gave to my late husband.

Thanks for your anticipated co-operation, Call me: +22507057738. REPLY HERE: (gracekama3@myway.com)

Yours,
Mrs. Grace Kama

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Houghton le spring books	by Valerie (Member 10229067) on 13-Jul-2008
I am looking for the following two books that are now out of print and wondered if anyone in Houghton le spring had copies that they would like to sell me. My mother in law was evacuated to Houghton le spring in the second world war and recently revisited the town, but said it had changed so much and would like these books to remind her of what it was like. Thank you. Houghton le Spring and H etton le Hole in Old Photos by Ken Richardson ISBN 086299-577-9 and The People's History Houghton le Spring by Geoffrey Berriman ISBN 1-902527-19-4 ... more >> Reply

Paul Richardson	by Marc (Member 10228218) on 27-Jun-2008
Hi I am tring to find an old friend .He used to liv witha a woman called Jo (possibly Joanne) can anyone help. Cheers Reply

Whats up	by chuck (Member 10015047) on 13-May-2008
Whats up with everybody, does no-one ever read this page any more, got to keep up with the goss, come on people from the good old Houghton-Le Spring lets post some new threads eh Reply

Pauline Shaw	by ROS GRIMES (Member 10190507) on 7-Apr-2008
Hi Does anyone know of a Pauline Shaw - Born around 1954-1955 ? She went to Newbottle Sec and lived at Success, Philadelphia Thanksssssssssss Reply

Lambton family	by lynn (Member 10224323) on 6-Apr-2008
Can anyone please help Im trying to find out information on my great great great great grandmother, i believe her name was Susannah Lambton,in june 1809 she had an illigitimate son whom she named George Lambton. On Georges Baptism cert it states that Susannah was a native of painshaw/penshaw in the parish of Hougten le spring. If anyone can shed any light on my Susannah i would dearly love to kn ow whom her family were. Regards Lynn ... more >> Re: Lambton family by Shyellah (Member 10224651) on 16-Apr-2008 Hi there I am not sure if this is of any help but I have an old Memorial Birthday text book which belonged to my grandmother which goes back to 1801. In there there is a George Lambton from Penshaw who married in 1830 in Penshaw a May E Baines from Dumley End. They married 13th April, but I dont have a date. I have an Ernest Lambton and the year 1872 written in the book, and a May Alice Lambton 21st June 1887. Not sure if any of these are from your family. I know Penshaw was a very small village so everyone knew each other. Best of luck in your search. Shyellah in South Africa ... more >> Reply

Holiday Breaks 2008	by KEITH NODDINGS (Member 10006943) on 16-Feb-2008
Take a Holiday break with the whole family at Marton mere Holiday Village, Blackpool.Privately owned Luxury Holiday Homes for hire on a "Haven british Holiday run Campsite".....Visit www.l-k-holidayhomes.co.uk ....for more details. Reply

houghton	by michael mcardle (Member 10199449) on 29-Dec-2007
was glad to hear about houghton going back into county durham..we should never have joined them townie b......s Re: houghton by ROS GRIMES (Member 10190507) on 7-Apr-2008 Really? When did that happen?? Brill news, methinks! Reply

chucky	by michael mcardle (Member 10199449) on 29-Nov-2007
hey chuck was having a drink with your dad in robbies tother day. bad news vabout his illness Reply

linda coates	by michael mcardle (Member 10199449) on 29-Nov-2007
hey rossy i see linda often she works at the child benifit centre at washington Reply

Anyone around from the sixties	by Matt Wilkinson (Member 10049916) on 21-Nov-2007
I am Matt wilkinson,lived at Beech ave the villa in Houghton. Went to Fence Houses Modern School. Wondered if Harry Blackbird, Donney Graham , are still around. I joined the Merchant Navy then went to live in New Zealand. Like to here from anyone from Houghton. Re: Anyone around from the sixties by chuck (Member 10015047) on 23-Nov-2007 G/day Mate, your not related to Jimmy (Jungle) Wilkinson are you Re: Anyone around from the sixties by Matt Wilkinson (Member 10049916) on 4-Dec-2007 No I did not have any borthers or sisters where r you from Re: Anyone around from the sixties by chuck (Member 10015047) on 13-Dec-2007 Originaly from old Sunniside but moved to Burnside when we were kids, knocked about with Guy and Mac Bainbridge from the Villa, also Blondie Straughan from Beech St, I'm now living in Australia (20yrs) still miss the old place LoL Re: Anyone around from the sixties by ROS GRIMES (Member 10190507) on 7-Apr-2008 Yes, I am! Reply

Houghton Grammar 1970 to 1975	by Stephen Ross (Member 10215643) on 24-Oct-2007
I went to Houghton Grammar from 1970 to 1975. It would be nice to hear from others who were at the school starting 1970 until 1975 or even 1976/7 if they were staying on for 6th form. I didn't as I left at Easter 1975 to join the Royal Navy. email me at pilgrimross@btinternet.com Reply

Linda Coates	by Stephen Ross (Member 10215643) on 24-Oct-2007
Does anyone know whereabouts of a Linda Coates. Knew her around 1974 when I was 15. Linda attended Houghton Secondary Modern School until about 1976/7. She lived at Easington Lane. Just wondering what she is doing these days. email me at pilgrinross@btinternet.com Reply

haggis	by michael mcardle (Member 10199449) on 7-Apr-2007
well i suppose you will have heard the sad news . hag died thursday 6th april. yeah i know he had a bit of a bad reputation but anyone who really knew him knows he was ok. i for one will miss him a lot.had a lot of fun times with him over the years god bless you mate ...hope you,ve found peace at last.... Re: haggis by chuck (Member 10015047) on 14-Apr-2007 I for one agree with you Mick, we had some good times when we were younger and I hope he is accepted where ever he has gone, may he rest in peace. Re: haggis by michael mcardle (Member 10199449) on 19-Apr-2007 hey chucky thanks mate. remember the laughs we had at newbottle youthy. lol. anyway he had a great turn out. u just dont know whats round the corner eh chuck Re: haggis by john (Member 10131586) on 19-Apr-2007 hi mick john garrigan here. we all will miss him very much c u later Re: haggis by michael mcardle (Member 10199449) on 20-Apr-2007 hellooooooooo john. didnt know u were on the web. were u drinking might just call down and have a pint heh heh Re: haggis by kelsey smith (Member 10213752) on 13-Sep-2007 hey i am haggis' oldest niece weve set up a sight for him go and check it out it is http://haggis.last-memories.com/index.php Re: haggis by Stephen Ross (Member 10215643) on 24-Oct-2007 It was very sad to hear about Haggis passing on. He was not as bad as people made out. Hopefully he is in a better place now. Re: haggis by Stephen Ross (Member 10215643) on 24-Oct-2007 are you still on internet michael. email me at Pilgrimross@btinternet.com Reply

looking for dodger mcfarlene and amanda	by michelle (Member 10185763) on 9-Mar-2007
hello does anyone know dodger mcfarlen i had twins too you and i lost them ,tryed too find you but when i moved house to gosforth lost contact with you , moved too bham coventry west midlands,in 2000 been here long time , want you to get in touch , live above nightclub, hows mum hope she well , amanda as well , love michelle geordie lass , lived in houghten le spring next to your uncle . email me t shelly_234@hotmail.co.uk ... more >> Reply

looking for dodger mcfarlene and amanda	by michelle (Member 10185763) on 9-Mar-2007
hello does anyone know dodger mcfarlen i had twins too you and i lost them ,tryed too find you but when i moved house to gosforth lost contact with you , moved too bham coventry west midlands,in 2000 been here long time , want you to get in touch , live above nightclub, hows mum hope she well , amanda as well , love michelle geordie lass , lived in houghten le spring next to your uncle . ... more >> Reply

houghton born n bred	by michael mcardle (Member 10199449) on 19-Dec-2006
anyone out there remember houghton how it used to be. thats before they started to fill it with them horrible townie bastards Re: houghton born n bred by chuck (Member 10015047) on 27-Dec-2006 I do Mick, it wasn't much better as I remember LOL, cheers mate Chuck Re: houghton born n bred by michael mcardle (Member 10199449) on 12-Jan-2007 yo chuck nice to hear from ya...was just talking to your dad tother day. how you doing. say u heard of a band called earth mother. Re: houghton born n bred by michael mcardle (Member 10199449) on 14-Jan-2007 sorry bout that chuck i meant wolfmother..theyre australian ..right up ure street...heavy man heh heh Re: houghton born n bred by Stephen Ross (Member 10215643) on 24-Oct-2007 Houghton was good in the old days. Lots of places have gone now. The Brit used to be a good pub for a decent pint. handy for the bookies Ladbrokes that used to be opposite. I left Houghton in 75 to join the Royal Navy but used to come back on leave now and again. Came back in 84 to 86 and it had not changed that much. But it has changed completely now. Living in Hetton now and that has chan ged completely. The decent pubs have all changed, and the ones in the town centre seem to be full of townies. Even Houghton feast has changed, it's a rip off now. ... more >> Re: houghton born n bred by Stephen Ross (Member 10215643) on 24-Oct-2007 If you are still on internet Michael, email me at pilgrimross@btinternet.com Reply

British Telecom workers working in the Essex area during June 2006	by Julie (Member 10191582) on 2-Nov-2006
Can anybody please help? I am looking for a guy from the North East that I met in a pub in the Essex area during June 2006 that was working in the area cleaning cables etc. He was working with a geordie and a yorkshireman. He told me that his name is Jason, He is 31 years of age and has a 13 year old son. His father passed away 10 years ago. He also has relatives living in Perth, Western Australia where I live. Jason, should you see this message or if anybody knows who this is please contact me on jularoo@telstra.com. Thank you. Julie ... more >> HAPPY WEEKEND: (gracekama3@myway.com) by Grace Kama (Member 10193901) on 25-Nov-2006 HAPPY WEEKEND: (gracekama3@myway.com) Hello my dear, Nice to meet you, I am Mrs. Grace Kama from Sierra-Leone. I got attracted after glancing through your short profile, I deemed it necessary to disclose this important issue to you. I lost my husband during the rebel attacked in 2003 before his death, he had an account with a bank here in Cote dâ€™Ivoire, where he made a deposit of US$10.5 Mil lions Dollars. This money was for the purchase of cocoa procession machines and development of another factory, unfortunately he did not meet his target before his untimely death. Why I contacted you, due to the agreement he had with the bank during deposit, Iâ€™ve been denied total access to the money, the bank Manager told me precisely that the money was deposited in a suspense fixed account with a clause attached to it for onward transfer into a foreign account. That the bank will follow the agreement written and signed by both (the bank and my husband). I was advised to look for a foreign account where the money can be transferred before I can have access to it. Since security here cannot be guaranteed besides, Iâ€™ve lost my husband, I hereby ask you to do me a favour by standing as my late husbandâ€™s foreign business partner and the beneficiary of the money to enable the bank effect the transfer into your account. I have plans to invest this money in continuation with the investment vision of my late husband, but not in this place again rather in your country. I have the vision of going into real estate and industrial production, please if you are willing to assist me and my only son Ken, indicate your interest in replying soonest. The bank has given me requirements I should forward to them: 1. Your full name, contact postal address 2. Your phone and fax numbers. 3. Occupation If you agree on this, Iâ€™ll give you 15% of the total share when transferred, then 5% will be given to you if you made any expense on the cause of the transfer. Waiting to hearing from you, please once I hear from you I'll send you my pictures, also the deposit certificate the bank gave to my late husband. Thanks for your anticipated co-operation, Call me: +22507057738. REPLY HERE: (gracekama3@myway.com) Yours, Mrs. Grace Kama ... more >> Re: British Telecom workers working in the Essex area during June 2006 by Julie (Member 10191582) on 18-Dec-2006 Do you know that they have removed the word 'gullible' from the English Dictionary. Nice try! Reply

bert fletcher	by Luke Fletcher (Member 10180157) on 25-Oct-2006
does anyone berty fletcher the brother of chucky fletcher and jos fletcher Reply

the smiths	by freddie suckling (Member 10181238) on 10-Jul-2006
looking for relatives roseie ronny malcom christina and sheilla smith if you know then please leav a message Re: the smiths by jubby (Member 10198831) on 6-Dec-2006 they live in houghton Re: the smiths by freddie suckling (Member 10181238) on 5-Mar-2007 thank you jubby for your message about the smiths do you think thay are the ones im looking for all the best from fred Re: the smiths by freddie suckling (Member 10181238) on 5-Mar-2007 hi its me again do you know the smiths if so can you please let them know im a relative been looking for them for a long time and please can they leave a message for me Re: the smiths by kelsey smith (Member 10213752) on 13-Sep-2007 my nana is sheila smith if you are a relative i will give you the number to get in touch with her Re: the smiths by freddie suckling (Member 10181238) on 5-Oct-2007 hi there kelsey, the shelia in my family is 45. she made contact with me a couple of weeks ago. thankyou for your reply. kind regards fred Reply

bon jovi concert at manchester in June 06	by carol willey (Member 10173906) on 12-Feb-2006
does anyone know anyone who is going to the bon jovi concert at manchester in June this year who would be willing to take 2 passengers with them -would be willing to pay total car fuel bill for journey there and back - or does anyone know any coach firms that are arranging transport to the concert? Reply