User talk:GeorgeWilliams

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Retired schoolteacher from

issues. I see stamps as historical documents. I am not a keen editor but I enjoy tidying up and helping to move things beyond the stub level if I can.

Apart from that, I'm happily married and we have a

motor cycle racing

, having been a keen "biker" myself for many years.

"George Williams" is not my real name. It is a tribute to Emlyn Williams and my greatest sporting hero Brian Statham, who were both known as "George". I flipped a coin for the surname and Williams won.

This user is a member of WikiProject Philately, a WikiProject which aims to develop and expand Wikipedia's coverage of the science of philately. Please feel free to join us.

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Hi "George" --

I have collected most of the primary sources on stoolball up to 1860, and seek to compare that body of evident with that of cricket up to 1700 so as to ascertain what is really known of the relation of the two games in the 17th C. I have questions about the wiki material on cricket during that period and hope to locate someone to interact with. Thanks for any leads. L. McCray, Boston, [email protected] —Preceding unsigned comment added by 18.172.1.61 (talk) 15:15, 28 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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