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Hi! Thank you))
Can you download the info from here, please.
www.myheritage.com › names › margaret_ribbentropMargaret Ribbentrop - Historical records and family trees ...
Margaret Edith Bentley (born Ribbentrop) was born on month day 1872, in birth place, to Berthold Adolf Ribbentrop and Margaret Angelina Lang - Birch - Ribbentrop (born Wetter). Margaret was
YuV is on the road, and the rest are somewhere, but not at the computer.
I need ALL the info about this girl.
If you can, send it to my email, please.
Thank you

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Yeah. That's weird)) Somehow you got a reply from my personal link from my IP))
Thanks for trying! Relax. They've already forwarded it to me. But if you find her photo, I'll be VERY grateful. This is the singer-inventor of the rifle.

OK, I got it.

I'm sorry, but I can't find the photo at all...

Don't be upset! The same thing happened to me, although I went through a lot of Australian newspapers.
For some reason, this upsets me. Although I did much more than was possible with this rifle.

Is there any other information about her besides the fact that she was a singer and the inventor of the rifle? Location Australia, something else?

Not Australia. She's German. . That's all)

"When Bede John Francis Bentley was born on 9 September 1878, in Clapham, Surrey, England, United Kingdom, his father, John Francis Bentley, was 39 and his mother, Margeurite Annie Fluess, was 25. He married Margaurite Edith Ribbentrop in January 1917, in London, England, United Kingdom. He lived in Clapham, London, England, United Kingdom for about 10 years and Paddington, London, England, United Kingdom in 1911. He died on 6 May 1939, in Longfield, Kent, England, United Kingdom, at the age of 60, and was buried in Southfleet, Kent, England, United Kingdom."

Is this her husband?

Edited Date: 2025-05-27 08:26 am (UTC)

I know about Bede John Francis Bentley. And I found his photo. I am only interested in this woman. Who are her parents and her photo. Where did she live in the 1890s. And that's it.

Is this her husband? -
One of ... husbands. And he is 6 years younger than her.

Yes, thanks, I get it. But why is it so unfair! His photo is there, but hers is not!

Hell, I don't know. I've read a lot of newspapers, my eyes are shining from the ads for their pills and corsets, I've found a few articles about her. But not a single drawing or photo. Go figure.

Send me a link to one of the newspapers, please.

https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-490331679/view?sectionId=nla.obj-516206979&partId=nla.obj-490363665#page/n1/mode/1up

It's completely empty...

I can only assume that your country is blocked
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Try it like this
Vol. 16 No. 806 (27 Jul 1895)

I'm opening this newspaper, but I couldn't find her name...

I have already found it in this and other places. Everything is fine with articles and excerpts of articles. Only photos are missing. Not yet.

https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/174520389?searchTerm=Marguerite%20Ribbentrop

Did you find this article, did you see it? Marguerite

Edited Date: 2025-05-27 01:41 pm (UTC)

All newspapers with the mention have been found and read)
But there is also good news - I still found a drawing of excellent quality, I think that this is the best that was ever.
The hunt is over.
Thank you for participating. I hope you weren't bored

Am I bored?? With you??? Noooo, never)
Please, please share it!!!

I plan to put the whole story. YuV asked me about it. You don't have to read it. There will be a full-page drawing of her near the end.

I really want to read it, especially since I already know a little bit from the Australian newspapers)) I will be very glad, thank you. You look alike.

This is not a story about her) This is only a small part of the story.The rest of the reading will not interest you. Just look at the picture and that's it.
What do you mean - are we similar?

Oh, no, I'd love to read it all. I read in the newspaper that she had a beautiful voice and looks, and I smiled and thought of you
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Hi!! You need to communicate more often)) and with me too)), I would tell you that this is not a story about an aunt at all.
By the way, this lady had a grenadier build and with a fist the size of a German beer mug she could stop a buffalo.
Little resemblance to the Bird))

Yes, that's what I thought, the story is much richer. I've also read about patents. https://www.reddit.com/r/ForgottenWeapons/comments/dn087e/testing_of_the_hall%C3%A9_selfloading_rifle_at_bisley/

Well, then you'll manage, if you don't fall asleep on page 10 of mechanics. I'd like to listen to your conversation with her about spices and cooking. Because it's unlikely that you'll have an interesting conversation about mechanics. And I like reading her dialogues. Oh well. I'll catch up myself

You talk to me more than anyone about spices and cooking. And I appreciate it. Do you want more? ))

Of course! And I hope it will be so)
Hi!)

Ah, don't listen to him. Of course, he'll be bored. So what? I'll be happy to talk to you about mechanics. And what patent did you understand so quickly, what number. It took me a whole day to figure it out.