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Ancestry/Genealogy

csziggy

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4. I like that concept - and that would fit with the weaving techniques of the area.

Reply to NotHardly (Reply #1)

Tue Dec 8, 2015, 08:17 PM

Dec 2015

Even today the local weavers make various cloths with simple designs woven into the borders.

I'd googled "tilet" but all I got was a Scrabble dictionary entry that said it wasn't a word.

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Anyone ever heard of a "tilet"? [View all] csziggy Dec 2015 OP

a try offered... NotHardly Dec 2015 #1

I like that concept - and that would fit with the weaving techniques of the area. csziggy Dec 2015 #4

Could it be a mis-spelling, or a phonetic spelling, maybe? historylovr Dec 2015 #2

I've never heard of it before. Here is the one context that I was able to find... xocet Dec 2015 #3