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sarabootes2010 — 2012-05-21 16:58:55Z

Hi. I was wondering if someone could help me out. I am checking into my family tree and I found out that my grandfather was in some way related to the Boots Chemist. I was wondering if anyone knew the family tree from Jesse Boot to more current times? From what I was told my great grandfather came over from England to Canada. From what I was told he was bought out from his brothers (could be wrong). He also changed his last name too Bootes when he moved to Canada. His name was Clarence Boot and I believe (could be wrong) that his fathers name was Albert or George Boot.

Boot

sarabootes2010 — 2012-05-21 16:58:44Z

Hi. I was wondering if someone could help me out. I am checking into my family tree and I found out that my grandfather was in some way related to the Boots Chemist. I was wondering if anyone knew the family tree from Jesse Boot to more current times? From what I was told my great grandfather came over from England to Canada. From what I was told he was bought out from his brothers (could be wrong). He also changed his last name too Bootes when he moved to Canada. His name was Clarence Boots and I believe (could be wrong) that his fathers name was Albert or George Boot.

Re: Boot name

booty1985 — 2012-04-16 04:14:46Z

Hi Margaret,

Yes its been some years I am still digging into Boot Tree you were kind enough to send information re Ref DD1286/3 Hibbert Boot agreement. Any suggestions on where to do search etc

Thanks Cheryl Boot
gncboot@tpg.com.au (Australia)

Re: Boot

Selina93659 — 2011-10-14 15:09:36Z

Hi, I'm looking for info on Alfred Boot b.c1843 Notts. He married Sarah Keeling in Worksop in 1861. All of their children were born in Sutton in Ashfield.
Anything you have that might be relevant would be useful.
Thanks. Selina

Re: Netherton/Dudley Boot clan

MichaelStanley666 — 2011-08-23 21:12:41Z

Hello, Sarah.
Your Daniel Boot sounds like the son of Joseph Boot and Sarah Homer. He would be my G-G-G Uncle.
I had the Wife of your Daniel Boot as simply, "Elizabeth" and you have provided me with her maiden name, Thank You.
Your Daniel Boot has a Will that was filed in London and is available on-line through Ancestry.com. Daniel Boot died 6 Aug 1891 in Netherton. I have much more info. E-mail direct 373armor@mail.com

Re: Netherton/Dudley Boot clan

blueseven — 2011-08-23 07:37:11Z

I have Boot ancestors from Dudley, England from a Daniel Boot, born in 1827 who married Elizabeth Perkins in 1818. Does this ring any bells with you? The tree was researched and compiled by my uncle in the 1980s, and lacks a lot of information, so I´d be interested in who you have from Dudley, and if they are related to my ancestors.
Sarah.

Re: Jacob Boot

bajwins — 2011-08-06 22:19:45Z

Probably not Mary - I haven't traced any Boot ancestors who emigrated. Thou I have only gone back to 1825 so there may be some earlier generations yet to be linked who did emigrate.

Re: Jacob Boot

MaryBrownMcChrystal — 2011-08-05 04:56:28Z

Jacob Boot married Johanna Mak in Pella, Marion County, Iowa 19 March, 1878. They had three children - Hattie, born around 1878-79, Katherine E. "Kate", born in April 1880, and Robert Edward, born around 1886 in St. Louis, Missouri. Robert is my maternal grandfather. He married Margaret Barrett. Together they had two children, Willard born around 1919 in New York, and my mother Margaret Mary, born in 1922. Jacob and Johanna americanized their name to Boat, and their children were named Boat rather than Boot. Are you related?

Re: BOOT FAMILY WALSALL UK

madhousewoman — 2011-04-25 16:30:53Z

Have you found out anymore about your Henry BOOT?

I have come across a Henry before but have not been able to link him to my family but would love to know if is a brother to my Benjamin

Re: Isaac Boot & Rebecca Sutton

madhousewoman — 2011-04-25 16:28:39Z

May I ask where your Isaac Boot lived?

Re: Derbyshire Boot family

goldenoak45 — 2011-03-30 14:11:23Z

Hi Sian
My Great-great Grandfather was Richard Boot b.1834 South Normanton Derbyshire. He had brothers Thomas, Henry and Samuel and sister Elizabeth. I believe your Thomas is my Great-great Grandfather's brother. Richard's parents were indeed Richard Boot and Elizabeth Boot (nee Wood)I think but not sure if this was her maiden name. On the 1851 Census my Richard was 18 and a Coal Miner, as was his dad Richard, and your Thomas 14 an Iron Stone Mason so this definately looks as if we are with the same family, how exciting!
If you have any information then it would be gratefully received. I now need to find out information on Richard & Elizabeth, born 1800 and 1801 respectively as they are my (and your) Great-Great-Great Grandparents :) Hope to hear back from you although I know your post was quite a number of years ago.

Re: Boot/Boat

Dragonsdawn19963 — 2010-11-28 13:33:55Z

Thank you! I hope to work on my family's geneology again after the holidays. I will take a harder look at all of this again then.

Have a great holiday season!!!

Re: Boot, Boat, Booth?

PhilterHeide — 2010-11-26 17:15:51Z

Maby this one.

Frans Marinus Boot
Father: geborene op maandag 24 februari 1896 Rilland-Bath
Aktedatum : 25-02-1896, aktenummer (number) : 14
Geboren te (born in) : Rilland-Bath, op (on) 24-02-1896
Frans Marinus Boot
Zoon van :
VADER (father) : Frans Marinus Boot
MOEDER (mother) : Sara Rijstenbil

Look at: http://www.familieboot.com/stamboom/individual.php?pid=I4280...

Gr.
Phil

Re: Boot/Boat

PhilterHeide — 2010-11-25 22:54:38Z

Hello,

Look here: http://www.familieboot.com/stamboom/family.php?famid=F388343...

Phil

Re: Isaac Boot & Rebecca Sutton

oneelbk — 2010-11-14 21:14:56Z

Margaret, greetings. I am a descendent of Rebecca Boot's parents. I have a few pages of a document titled "Letters written by Rebecca Boot," the introduction of which states that Mary Bowman Boot, born 1837, had written a letter on 16 Oct 1864 about the conditions encountered by her brother Robert and his cousin -- my GG Grandfather and Rebecca's nephew -- in farming their 180 acres. Additionally, the same intro states Elizabeth Webster Boot, b. 1841, wrote a letter of 13 Jan 1867 concerning her cousin Joseph's move to the US.

So two questions:
1) Can I see your research on Rebecca's ancestry and;
2) Assuming you might be descended from her, would you have these letters?

Kind regards,

Brian
Wisconsin

Netherton/Dudley Boot clan

MichaelStanley666 — 2010-10-21 03:50:03Z

I have researched this family and their migrations to
Indiana, USA. Would like to connect with distant relatives.
Mike Stanley
Petoskey, Michigan, USA

Information Request on: WILLY BOOT? Pommern, Germany, pre 1945 (Neustettin area)

paulstevenkroll — 2010-10-18 18:44:36Z

Information Request on:
WILLY BOOT? Pommern, Germany, pre 1945 (Neustettin area)
(now, Szczecinek, Zachodniopomorskie, Poland)

Willy Boot was ‘adopted’ by the Kroll side of my family and lived in the part of Pommern which is now in Poland. I believe from the stories passed down to me that he originated from Russia and arrived in Germany by boat when he was young, and as a result the family gave him the name ‘Boot’ (the German for Boat) which eventually became his surname. The family had adopted other children as well, but I have no knowledge of them. The time period in question is 1900 to 1945 and I think the family was called Strall during that period (Strall message board), but the adopted children may not have used this surname. As far as I am aware the children were not officially adopted, but I am unaware of the procedures at the time. I would be interested to know if there are any surviving descendants from these children as they could possess vital ancestral information. If you recognise any of these details, or suspect a connection may exist, please contact me. I would like my knowledge confirmed if possible as the details I have supplied are vague and uncertain.

In 1945 the family was dispersed and most were 'lost' during the chaos of the German evacuation as the Russian Army advanced across the area towards Berlin, or, possibly, when the post war ethnic expulsions occurred. I know some ended up in the west and would like to find out where, and what became of them.

Paul

Email: paulsteven.kroll@hotmail.co.uk

I have included this computer translation of the above text although it probably will not be very accurate, so I apologise for that, however, it may make things a bit easier. You can reply in German if you wish.

Ich habe diese maschinelle Übersetzung des oben genannten Textes eingeschlossen, obgleich er vermutlich nicht sehr genau ist, also entschuldige mich ich für den, jedoch kann er Sachen ein wenig einfacher bilden. Sie können auf Deutsch antworten, wenn Sie wünschen.

Informations-Antrag an:
WILLY BOOT? Pommern, Deutschland, vor 1945 (Neustettin Bereich)
(jetzt, Szczecinek, Zachodniopomorskie, Polen)

Willy Boot war `adopted durch die Kroll Seite meiner Familie und im Teil von Pommern gelebt, das jetzt in Polen ist. Ich glaube von den Geschichten, die unten mir geführt werden, dass er von Russland entstand und in Deutschland durch Boot ankam, als er jung war und infolgedessen die Familie ihm das Namens ’Boot’ gab, das schließlich sein Familienname wurde. Die Familie hatte andere Kinder außerdem angenommen, aber ich habe kein Wissen von ihnen. Der fragliche Zeitraum ist 1900 to1945 und ich denke, dass die Familie Strall während dieses Zeitraums (Strall Anschlagbrett) genannt wurde, aber die angenommenen Kinder diesen Familiennameen möglicherweise nicht benutzt haben können. Insoweit ich bewusst bin, wurden die Kinder nicht offiziell angenommen, aber ich bin von den Verfahren zu der Zeit ahnungslos. Ich würde interessiert, zu wissen, wenn es irgendwelche überlebenden Nachkommen von diesen Kindern gibt, da sie lebenswichtige ererbte Informationen besitzen konnten. Wenn Sie irgendwelche Details erkennen oder vermuten, dass ein Anschluss existieren kann, zu gefallen treten Sie mit mir in Verbindung. Ich möchte mein Wissen bestätigt, wenn, die Details, die ich zur Verfügung gestellt habe, vage und unsicher so möglich auch sind.

In 1945 wurde die Familie zerstreut und war am meisten ' lost' während des Chaos der deutschen Evakuierung als Russe brachte die Armee über dem Bereich in Richtung zu Berlin oder vielleicht voran als die ethnischen Nachkriegsentfernungen auftraten. Ich weiß einiges, das oben im Westen beendet wird und möchte herausfinden wo, und was aus ihnen wurde.

Paul

Email: paulsteven.kroll@hotmail.co.uk

Re: BOOT FAMILY WALSALL UK

smosha — 2010-08-14 07:41:00Z

hi my grandad was henry boot from 63 longacre street walsall from 1917 till 1929 and i dont know any more than that...

Stanley Boot

Poshea — 2010-03-04 00:55:21Z

Does anyone have information on Stanley Boot who died in Denver, Colorado in late 1800s?

Re: boot Family in Colorado

Poshea — 2010-03-04 00:41:19Z

Please contact me at ophyllis@mac.com

Re: Ancestors of Jesse Boot (1850-1931)

dizziebee1 — 2009-10-23 09:26:15Z

Hi Eddy
I Found this link
www.holmepierrepontandgamstonpc.org.uk/.../thehistoryofthepa...

her's a clip of article
Jesse Boot had connections with Bassingfield where he visited his grandparents William Boot (62 in 1851, agricultural labourer) and his wife Elizabeth (49, Schoolmistress), who lived in the hamlet.

hope it helps!

Boot/Boat

Dragonsdawn19963 — 2009-10-18 14:12:56Z

Looking for a tie into Boot/Boat family from Netherlands. Pieter and Wilmina Boot (early 1800's). Wilmina was previously a Schaap.

Also trying to find a tie to Jenne Boat (Boot) born 2/1844 and emig to US in 1884. I have a picture of her in Wisconsin in 1919 and am told she is a relation although I cannot find a connect.

I am basically researching Schaap family. Thank you.

Michael BOOT born abt. 1645 Death/Burial

dizziebee1 — 2009-09-13 06:54:03Z

I am in desperate need of a Death/Burial lookup.

Michael BOOT born abt. 1645, Wilne Derbyshire

His wife is Ellen JAMES and they were married on 1 Nov 1671, Church Wilne.

Children :
Michael c.21 Jul 1672, Wilne
Joseph c.9 May 1674, Wilne
Gervas c.10 Jan 1676, Wilne
Edward c.20 Nov 1679, Wilne d.19 Nov 1681

I am hoping that Michael BOOT b.1645 died and was buried at Wilne too (as the family seem to have lived there for many years).
I would only be able to guess a year around 1715ish, in hopes that he may of had a good long life to 70 years but he may have died younger or older. sorry for a very vague year)
I would greatly appreciate any info.

Many thanks

Re: Ancestors of Jesse Boot (1850-1931)

devilhena — 2009-08-31 09:17:06Z

All I have is John's mothers first name. Sarah, born around 1790. If you find out more please tell us. Regards Eddy.

Boot in Sutton in Ashfield/Mansfield

Selina93659 — 2009-08-25 19:27:51Z

Seeking information about family of Alfred Boot b.1843c, I would like to trace his parents and children of his son Sameul Boot b.1868 Mansfield.

Re: Ancestors of Jesse Boot (1850-1931)

toniaskinner — 2009-08-25 05:25:00Z

Jesse's father John was b. in 1815. Is there any information available on John's parents? Thank You,
Tonia
Cocoa Beach

Re: Jesse Boot and a family tree

Thannemann12345 — 2009-07-25 03:33:35Z

I am looking for members of the Boot family who lived in Quorndon at the time of the 1841 census. The family I have include:
Joseph and his wife Millicent(nee Bell) boot and their children Robert, James, sarah, George, Ellen and infant Joseph. The line I am researching descends from Robert b. 1828. I have not been able to odentify Joseph's parents.

Re: BOOT family

Thannemann12345 — 2009-07-25 03:12:30Z

I can not go back beyond Joseph Boot (b.1795) who married Millicent Bell. I have her parents and I have the Boot children and the generations up to today's time. Some of their children were: Robert (the line I am following), James,Sarah, George, Ellen & Joseph. In the 1841 census, Joseph (mispelled as Bort) is 45 and he and family are registered in Barrow Upon Soar Quorndon District. Joseph was born in Leicestershire.Does this Joseph fit in at all with your Boot line?

Re: Boot Family

Thannemann12345 — 2009-07-10 12:26:57Z

Nottingham Boot Family. I believe involved in the lace work. Names: William Owen, William Basil, Royston, Clifford owen. Any sound familiar?

Boot, Boat, Booth?

denkpublic — 2009-07-01 00:55:51Z

My grandfather was born in Rilland, Netherlands in February of 1896, and came to Wisconsin, via Canada, working as a dairyman. He had 11 brother and sisters. We believe he came when he was 18, and came on an uncle's boat. We don't know what his birth name was, or what name he was "given" when he came into Canada. We don't know where in Canada he was processed. Unfortunately, before he passed away, he had a stroke, and we were unable to find out any more information. I'm interested in finding any relatives from Holland, or any that also immigrated to the U.S. Here in the US, he was Frank Booth, and lived in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, working as an antique dealer.

Re: Boot name

bootrj — 2009-04-27 13:49:48Z

Boot'e Chemists have a manufacturing facility in Louisiana in addition to the ones in the UK. It manufaacters genetic drugs

Re: Boot name

bootrj — 2009-04-27 13:46:21Z

Jesse Boot family are in Notinham. We are distantly related to them.

Re: Boot name

bootrj — 2009-04-27 13:42:38Z

My great grandmother was born in Sheffield, UK Our whole family is from Sheffield. they had a large farm there. Laataer the steel mills were at that location. Now it is a shopping mall. where was your family from. There are Boot families in the UK, Netherlands, France and Denmaark that Iknow of. There are quite a few in the Netherlands. In the UK there are also people named boot in Notinham

Re: Boot name

gavril23 — 2009-04-26 17:14:38Z

Thanks for your comments.It may be that your relative and mine may have been sisters??? Regretfully l have not been able to research my Grandmothers siblings, due time factor constraints.Do you know where your G Grandmother was born? and who her parents were? Look forward to your reply.

Re: Boot name

felicityholdcroft — 2009-04-23 18:55:13Z

I have an ancestor by the name of Harriet Blanche Isobel Treadwell Boot, she was my great grandmother. she was married to John Stainsby. Along the way she was related to Jesse Boot the chemist but I can't fing the connection! Maybe you are it and we can work through the stumbling blocks !

Re: Boot name

gavril23 — 2009-04-23 10:32:56Z

I am hoping to trace my Boot connections. My Grandmother was Ellen Boot born Sutton in Ashfield 1865. She was from a large family, I do not know the names of any of her siblings. She married George Tennant a Scottish coalminer. Her Father was brother to Jesse Boots father. I think her Mothers name was Harriot. Can anyone help?

Re: Decendents

avijitboot — 2009-02-23 09:55:55Z

hi,
My name is AVIJIT BOOT, was born and brought up in INDIA.and i am very eager to know about my ancestral origin. The problem is that, from my childhood I've not seen anybody with BOOT surname in India except my own family tree.Finally I found that there are other BOOT'S across the world but I'm still in confusion that are we from the same ancestral origin or not! because i look like an Indian guy having yellow skin and black hair as my grand father was.moreover,all I know about my ancestral history is only the names of great grand father,grand father and grand mother.we are living in WEST BENGAL state. the name of the town is BOLPUR/SANTINIKETAN. it's a twin town.the town is famous place as Nobel laureate RAVINDRA NATH TAGORE and AMARTYA SEN belongs to this place also. there is World renowned institute called VISWA-BHARATI UNIVERSITY.
please reply me if anybody can help me on this matter.
thanking you,
avijit boot

Re: Boot name

felicityholdcroft — 2008-11-23 15:17:58Z

my grandfather was Addison Treadwell Boot Stainsby. His mother was Blanche Harriette Isobel Boot and her lineage goes to Eleazor Boot of Hucknall Huthwaite. I am trying to connect to Jesse Boot (Chemist) as my mother used to say we were related.

Re: Boot Family Tree

asclepias1 — 2008-11-14 03:10:24Z

I am looking for any information on the Toth family. Mildred Toth was my aunt. Homestead, PA was the family's home.

Re: Boot family Sheffield

turnergirl1 — 2008-07-29 14:18:44Z

Hello.

I'm writing in response to your message regarding Mary Boot and George Marsden. I realise that this message was left over 6 years ago but I hope you receive my reply anyway!

Mary Boot and George Marsden were my Great Great Great Grandparents. They had a son called George William Marsden (b1869) who married Elizabeth (b1865). They had a daughter called Mabel (b1898) who married Ernest Wright. They had a son called Cyril Ernest Wright who married Gladys Keech. They had a daughter called Gwendolyn Patricia who is my Mum!

It would be lovely to get in touch and add some more branches to each others family trees. If you want to give me your email address we could do this privately instead of through Ancestry.com where it can be read by everyone!!!!

Thanks.
A. Turner.

Re: Eleazar Boot / Alfred Boot

sumdayiwillc — 2008-03-28 02:08:48Z

I know this is an old post but I have Eleazer born Derby 1864 son of John James Boot and Maria Lowe Boot in my tree.

Ann Boot

SHELLGT78 — 2008-01-29 20:47:13Z

looking for an An Boot who married Samuel Sturman he was born in 1652

anyone know anything?

Re: stanley boot

robertbutter42 — 2008-01-02 21:12:34Z

Hello Again.

Thankyou very much for all your info, its much helpful. i have found my birth mother but she will not speak of my father as i was a result of an affair. my fathers name is not on my birth certificate either. i know bits about his life and i am guessing that he was localish to my mother when this was going on, which is the north london boroughs, he was in the raf and when he retired he became a fishmonger in the suffolk/norfolk area. i am guessing he is dead as he is going to be about 92/3 now. I am now struggling with finding him as i feel i have covered most avenues.
again thankyou very much for your time.

Regards Rob

Re: stanley boot

mebateman1 — 2008-01-02 19:59:16Z

My 14 yr old son is adoped and I have an open relationship with his birth family. I have done all the researching on his family from the info they provided and I probably have more info on his lines than on my own as his lines have been in the US for a much longer time in some instances.

I can understand your search. I have done the search so my son will have it in the future when he may want or need it. Have you contacted the adoption agency to see if you can get a copy of your records or at least put in a letter stating that you are willing to be contacted by anyone in the birth family? Contacting that RAF assn, especialy if you know when and where he served, might be a good source.Do you live in or near London? You might be able to put in an ad in the London papers. You might be able to mass mail a letter to anyone listed with a Boot's surname to see if you can find anyone in his family that might be able to help you.

I hope this is helpful to you in your search.

Re: stanley boot

robertbutter42 — 2008-01-02 09:30:59Z

Thank you very much. i am so struggling with this, i was adopted as a child and would like to try and find out more about him. i am 39 born in 68 so it is around them dates.
thanks again for your info.
Rob

Re: stanley boot

mebateman1 — 2008-01-02 01:04:14Z

From my simple math it looks like Stanly was born about 1905:
2007-38=you born 1969-54=1905

Here are some death records but none have a birth date at that time:
George Stanley Boot b. 20 Nov 1913 d. Jun 1985 71 Surrey So Eastern SurreyCo

Stanley Boot b. 24 May 1917 d. Apr 1996 78 Bury St Edmunds Suffolk Co

Stanley Boot b. 28 Apr 1935 d. Nov 2003 68 Sheffield Yorkshire Co

Stanley Frederick Boot b. 6 Apr 1916 d. Aug 1990 74 Bournemouth Hampshire

Stanley Frederick Boot b. 1 Sep 1913 d. Jun 1995 81 poole Dorset

Stanley John Boot b. 16 Feb 1916 d. Dec 1999 83 Southampton Hampshire

I don't know if any of these are yours. Do you have any idea what his middle name is?

On the birth index again no one born in 1905:

1901 Stanley Boot Ecclesall Bierlow Derbyshire Yorkshire WestRiding

1902 Stanley Boot Cambridge

1909 Stanley Boot Aston Warwickshire

1913 Stanley F Boot Timms Uxbridge Middlesex

1916 Stanley F Boot House Brentford Middlesex

1916 Stanley J Boot Boyden Islington Greater London London Middlesex

1917 Stanley Boot Basford Derbyshire Nottinghamshire

Here is an RAF assc which might be able to help you get in touch with him or find out about him:
http://www.rafa.org.uk/

Good luck!

stanley boot

robertbutter42 — 2007-10-15 21:31:13Z

hello, i am looking for any info on a Stanley Boot, i suspect he was born and lived for most of his life in the london boroughs, He was in the raf and after he retired he moved tosuffolk or norfolk, where he run a fish shop of which i think he had more than one. He should be from what i can work out be in his early nineties now. he was 54 when i was born and i am now 38. i know he was married but to whom i dont know, i dont have anymore info so any one who might know anything of stanley i would appreciate as he is my father and i have never known him.

BOOT family

dizziebee1 — 2007-07-30 16:24:06Z

I have taken my Boot family back to 1620's after finding 1 vital piece of info from the wirksworth DBY site given in INCE'S pedigrees. Thet state that Jarvis Boot b abt 1743 married A female Bagshaw and that the children of this marriage are also listed including my direct line who is Henry Boot b abt 1772 (known as Harry (even on the 1841 census) and a christening on IGI listing his parents as Jarvis and Mary)
IGI shows Mary Bagshaw married Jarvis Boot in Wirksworth even tho he was a LEIC man, which has now taken the family into Derbyshire. Mrs Cheattle's will states that Jarvis was from Leicester and that Mary Bagshaw is one of the neices and nephews who inherited the cheatle fortune. On looking through various IGI parish registers transcripts etc I think that Jesse Boot's line comes from John BOOT and Sarah PEDLEY , John was the son of Jarvis and Mary, he went to Nottingham when he married Sarah and I think perhaps that they were the beginning of the BOOT dynasty. Does anyone else have similar findings?
To my line this would be such a distant line to the BOOT empire but I hope this info might point others in the direction they need.
I have not as yet proved that Jesse Boot comes from John BOOT and Sarah Pedly line yet..... this is my theory which I am working on at the moment.

Re: Derbyshire Boot family

kariejayne_1 — 2007-04-12 19:43:41Z

My Marriott were from Derbyshire also. Was Sarah born in 1838 ? She could possibly be my gg grandfathers sister. His name was James.

Thanks, Karie

Re: Boots of Leicestershire

michellehayward44 — 2006-10-29 18:44:04Z

Hi there
I too have all the relations mentioned in my family tree.Olive Boot was my great grandmother. I have got as far as John Boot (1863) was married to Elizabeth Allsop. His father was not Richard but Thomas Boot (born 1832) married to Emily Simmons(b1837) and his father was Henry Boot born (1802/3) I am trying to find a connection to Boots the Chemists I have always been told there is one if you can help let me know
Thanks
Michelle (Uttoxeter)