Re: Birth marks

[Niven Sinclair <niven@niven.co.uk>]

At 07:58 19/09/00 -0400, you wrote:
>Greetings everyone,
>Speaking of family traits and genes, does anyone know about special birth
>marks? Since I am new on the list I am aware that this subject may already
>have been discussed but I heard about about a reddish mark on the left
>breast which disappears soon after birth. Any refecences on the subject?
>Thank you
>Francine


Yes, if you visit a certain kilt maker in Edinburgh, he will ask: "Where is 
your
Sinclair mole" and, when I made enquiries with other Sinclairs, most of them
had moles - not the strawberry kind but small brown blemishes - like an 
enlarged
freckle.

My own army paybook made a note of such a blemish on my upper left thigh
(for identifcation purposes in the event of being blown to smithereens) but, on
being told about the kilt-maker's observations, I rushed to check if it was 
still there.
Alas, it had mysteriously disappeared.  I was distraught.  My Sinclair 
credentials
had vanished.

Francine?  I wonder?  Have you started a mole hunt?

Niven Sinclair


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