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SLINGO - SLINGER HOME PAGE
HAMPSHIRE STORY GEORGE 1770-1842
SLINGO HISTORYS
OXFORD STORY in three parts
Links for Slingo Family
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WELCOME to the SLINGO/SLINGER FAMILY WEBSITE
SlingoFamily Website for all Slingo/Slinger and descendants, this is as much your site as mine and any suggestions will be welcome.
Why not make this your home page and keep in touch.
Note: I do not have access to your email address that you use to access the Guest Book so if you have questions and I have some for a number of you ! would you please contact me using the email form connection below and I can put you in touch with others, but only if they wish the contact.
Something I should have done long a go, but there has been so many, is to thank all who have donated information and done lookups for me, those who have given their time to poor over micofish. and records.
Not only Slingofamily members but strangers who have nothing to gain. from Alaska and Canada, to Hampshire and Australia. I will not name anybody, but If you read this you know who you are, some email address's I have lost! sorry I am not still in touch.
Also thank the volunteer workers whom complile census and records, who remain anonymous. and any other donator be they unaware or not.
SO THANK YOU from all SLINGO's and their relations !
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Origin of surname and family
Since DNA testing, through only small sample has been tested, it seems that the name Slingo is a derivative of Slinger which also shows as Slynger.
As some of you know through researching your ancestors how names can be changed by missreading/spelling by transcribers some exsamples: Stingo, Slingoe, Slings, Kings, (this last one appears in the IGI).
The Slynger name has been traced back to Yorkshire in the UK. to about 1460 and as they moved South with their Yorkshire accent the enumrators misspelled the name.
This is about the time sir-names came in to use and Slinger was their occupation in the building of large constructions ie. Castles for the Normans.
you can also post questions on the message board for others, (your email will not show)
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