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In the shade of my family tree: The Whittaker Branch

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In the shade of my family tree: Memories or Facts and Figures?

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In the shade of my family tree. Sunday, 28 August 2011. Memories or Facts and Figures? The more I visit the blogs and websites of other genealogists, the more it seems that we are split into family history sites that look into the flesh and bones of whom their ancestors were, collecting stories and memories, and those who simply wish to create a list of names, events and dates. On occasion, one side will criticise the other. Labels: sunday mornings lost. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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In the shade of my family tree: The Golden Text Book

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In the shade of my family tree. Thursday, 19 August 2010. The Golden Text Book. When I started going through my parents things, I found a small, leather bound book called 'The Golden Text Book'. It's designed to hold birthdays and important dates. Inside the front cover is a printed label that reads, "Alfred Lockwood, Practical Pianoforte Tuner, &c., 29, Albert Terrace, Burley, Leeds". I assume that this book originally belonged to Alfred. Turn the page again, and an introductory passage reads,. I've con...

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In the shade of my family tree: August 2011

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In the shade of my family tree. Sunday, 28 August 2011. Memories or Facts and Figures? The more I visit the blogs and websites of other genealogists, the more it seems that we are split into family history sites that look into the flesh and bones of whom their ancestors were, collecting stories and memories, and those who simply wish to create a list of names, events and dates. On occasion, one side will criticise the other. Labels: sunday mornings lost. Friday, 26 August 2011. The Golden Text Book.

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In the shade of my family tree: Important Dates: 30th July - 7th August

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In the shade of my family tree. Monday, 8 August 2011. Important Dates: 30th July - 7th August. The name written in beautiful handwriting for this day is Minnie Ainley. What a wonderful, characterful name that is. We have many Ainleys in our family tree but I haven't found a Minnie so far. When I search on Ancestry.co.uk. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Memories or Facts and Figures? Important Date: 26th August and Other News. Important Dates: 30th July - 7th August. View my complete profile.

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TrunkCalls... Hallworths and Tuthills: Charles Hallworth: 1785-1853

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Was born in 1785. In Pulloxhill, and you can read more about his parents and half-siblings here. His mother was the second wife of a dairyman, Thomas Hallworth, and she had 3 boys altogether. Charles was the eldest, and his younger brother Philip was to become the publican at the Maulden pub, Dog and Badger (more on him here. The third brother was named Jonathan, more on him as yet unwritten. Thanks very much to the delightfully curious Charlotte for getting me started with this family! And more about th...

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TrunkCalls: 1911 Census Returns

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News of the release of the 1911 Census data has spawned a wide variety of interest in the media, mainly showing us who's who:. Found Virginia Woolf and the ancestors of Kate Moss. Looked up Parky, Alan Bennett and Rowntree. Looked up The Arctic Monkeys. See also a link here. I enjoyed the 'finds' at the bottom of the page. The Census search site itself ( 1911census.co.uk. Has 3 pages of discussion on the social history of the period, beginning here. Previous years - see here. Dublin. See here. So far I'v...

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TrunkCalls... Hallworths and Tuthills: John Hallworth: born 1836

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John Hallworth: born 1836. John Hallworth was the youngest child of Philip. Eliza Hallworth. He was baptised in 1836 at the church of Flitton-with-Silsoe, Bedfordshire. To read more about Eliza. Cassey's Directory, 1862:. Tells us that John Hallworth was the Corn Miller at Ampthill Mill. Ampthill, Beds - is a town on the map. Here - it's just East of Milton Keynes. A page about it's history, here. And the Francis Frith website has an entry for Ampthill here. On once more by 10 years.Millers. A neighbour ...