Catholic lucky to be alive after sectarian attack by Loyalists

"Beacon" <openmind710@mydeja.com> writes:

Yes, a version of Flemish.
A common name in Scotland from folk from there, from centuries back.

The "Fleming" vs "Flemming" is unlikely to be significant, IMHO.

--
Alan Smaill
School of Informatics tel: 44-131-650-2710
University of Edinburgh

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1 27th August 01:42 alan smaill External User Posts: 1	Catholic lucky to be alive after sectarian attack by Loyalists "Beacon" <openmind710@mydeja.com> writes: Yes, a version of Flemish. A common name in Scotland from folk from there, from centuries back. The "Fleming" vs "Flemming" is unlikely to be significant, IMHO. -- Alan Smaill School of Informatics tel: 44-131-650-2710 University of Edinburgh