currently im searching about my greatgrandparents. its during d 18 century. how do i get those answers?

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currently im searching about my greatgrandparents. its during d 18 century. he's a bugis living in singapore. he married my greatgrandmother. ive been looking for his history. he work wit sultan abu bakar before as his right person. his name is 'chik'. he got married wit fatimah, a singaporean living at bedok, singapore. fatimah is the youngest daughter of Haji Salam. Haji Salam is the most richest person in bedok. Now his name is still stated at one of the roads at bedok. Therefore i need ppl who knows about dis guy by the named, 'Chik'.

im currently early 20s..

Answer 1

you might try posting this question in Geneology, rather than History.

you also might consider actually writing out each word, rather than abreiviating, and using capitals where they should be because the people who are most likely to respond to this request will be adults, not teens, who don't want to decipher your poorly written question.

Answer 2

Yes. It's called Divine Laziness, and Ignorant Design. Ignorant Design comes into it when people answer a completely different question to what was asked, or choose to rant instead of answering. A lovely example I once had was a cut'n'paste that filled the page, but did not answer the question at all. I've also had a few people who completely ignore the question itself, and just say stuff like 'I agree'. Okay, you agree. Fair enough, now would you like to tell me your answer at any time? Divine Laziness is the other great religious reason for not reading. It takes the form of a question format (I'll steal your example): Q: Why don't Xs ever seem to tolerate Ys? QD: I don't personally think there's many Xs who dislike Ys, it's just a small minority who tend to be extremely rude and disgusting in their attitudes. A case of the noisiest few, so to speak. What's your opinion on this? A: We're not ALL like that!!! Stop being so judgemental!! ummmm.....READ IT NEXT TIME!!!! lol. ((((hugs))))

Answer 3

Great Grandparents in the Eighteenth century. How old are you?