----- Original Message ----- From: hff To: boer Sent: Saturday, October 02, 2004 5:17 AM Subject: INFORMATION REQUEST i had a ancester in BRITISH ARMY ,in 1890 stationed IRELAND served with the 3rd HUSSARS. he was not listed on the 1891 or 1901 British census. his wife and two sons was on 1891 census.then on the 1901 census only found his two sons. did find a person that might be my missing person. this was on GRO NATAL & S AFRICAN FORCES DEATHS 1890 to 1902. in 1902 person listed as died. was in 3rd IMPERIAL YEOMANRY. the problem is that had no first name only initial with surname.which is what i am searching. where can i find out what this persons first name is. any help with this shall be appreciated. flt1469@bellsouth.net Hubert (US)

Hello list, I have lost some members of my family. They were in Cambridge in December 1860 for a wedding and then nothing. The most likely parish would be St Andrew the Less - but who knows, people moved around so much. Can someone consult the 1861 indexes for Esther LANGFORD, spinster aged 28 born city of Cambridge George Langford, baker, 33, born city of Cambridge and wife Martha Langford, 51 born Waterbeach, Cambridge. I have other Langfords of interest - but they all turn up after 1860 - these ones are my very big brick walls. Any help would be really appreciated!!!! Michelle

If this is his birth: Hyam, Stanley Victor 1898 March Milton Kent 2a 917 this is presumably his family in 1901 (mistranscribed) - not very helpful though: Frederick Mercer 31 Ebony, Kent, England Boarder Iwade Kent Jane Wyam 28 Ebony, Kent, England Wife Iwade Kent Stanley V Wyam 3 Milton, Kent, England Son Iwade Kent though these might be his parents: Marriages Jun 1897 Hyam Charles Milton 2a 1697 Mercer Jane Milton 2a 1697 There's a married Charles Hyam, ag. lab., minus wife, boarding near Exning on the 1901 census - born 'Darcy' - who might well be the right chap, from this family in 1881: William HYAM Head M Male 50 Virley, Essex, England Agricultural Laborer Charlotte HYAM Wife M Female 44 Layer Breton, Essex, England John HYAM Son U Male 19 Gt Wigborough, Essex, England Agricultural Laborer Alice HYAM Daur U Female 14 Tolleshunt Darcy, Essex, England Scholar Charles HYAM Son Male 10 Tolleshunt Darcy, Essex, England Scholar Ellen HYAM Daur Female 7 Tolleshunt Darcy, Essex, England Scholar Ada HYAM Daur Female 5 Tolleshunt Darcy, Essex, England Frederick HYAM Son Male 2 Eastchurch, Kent, England Dwelling 2 New Buildings, Eastchurch, Kent, England and in 1891: Hyams, Charles 10 Essex Son Eastchurch Kent (clearly 20 on the image) Hyams, Charlotte E 54 Essex Wife Eastchurch Kent Hyams, Frederic 12 KENT Son Eastchurch Kent Hyams, William 60 Essex Head Eastchurch Kent Sorry - I got a bit carried away there (waiting for something to cook!) - I've possibly got them in 1871 as well. You've probably got it all anyway... Estelle 1871 (different wife's name, but same children): William Hyams 40 Virley, Essex, England Head Tolleshunt Darcy Essex Elizabeth Hyams 34 Layer Breton, Essex, England Wife Tolleshunt Darcy Essex John Hyams 9 Great Wigborough, Essex, England Son Tolleshunt Darcy Essex Kate Hyams 7 Great Wigborough, Essex, England Daughter Tolleshunt Darcy Essex Alice Hyams 4 Tolleshunt Darcy, Essex, England Daughter Tolleshunt Darcy Essex Emily Hyams 2 Tolleshunt Darcy, Essex, England Daughter Tolleshunt Darcy Essex Charles Hyams 4 months Tolleshunt Darcy, Essex, England Son Tolleshunt Darcy Essex

Hi to all. I am currently trying to put together a family of HYAM who seemed to have been living in Wisbech for many years. Family is as follows.. Stanley V HYAM married Violet P HALL Sheppey, Kent Moved to Wisbech and had 7 known children 1.. Gordon V 2.. Raymond B 3..Bessie E 4..Neville J 5..Maurice S 6..Rose M 7.. Barry W If by chance any ofthe above names are familiar to you I would very much like to get in contact re family history etc Many thanks Elaine Jefferson jeffersoneb@patash.com.au

Thanks Liz that is wonderful. I realised when I rediscovered my page of information that there was a boy named William. The only three children I have discovered were born in 1816, Elizabeth, 1821 William and a Sarah in 1826. Made me wonder if there were more, but who knows. regards, Judith ----- Original Message ----- From: "Liz Ellicott" <LizEllicott@btinternet.com> To: <ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2004 7:48 PM Subject: Re: [ENG-CAMB] SPARKE/FULLER > Hi Judith - I don't know whether you are interested, but in 1841 the SPARKE > family was still living at Isleham. William isn't mentioned (deceased?) and > the family consisted of: > Honor, age 59 > Honor, age 25 > William, age 20 > Ann, age 20 (William's wife?) > William, age 2 (William's son?) > Elizabeth, age 20 > James. age 15 > Sarah, age 13 > > Regards, Liz > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "jaystich" <jaystich@xtra.co.nz> > To: <ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2004 5:53 AM > Subject: [ENG-CAMB] SPARKE/FULLER > > > > Searching for the descendants of William SPARKE and Honor FULLER who were > married 24 September 1801 at Milsenhall,Suffolk. Honor was the daughter of > John and Elizabeth FULLER. > > William and Honor SPARKE had a daughter, Sarah born at Isleham CAM in > April 1826. Two previous daughters born to this couple at Snailwell where > William would seem to have worked at a Toll House (hope I have that word > right) > > Mt 4xg-grandmother was a witness at the registration of births. This > family was probably Baptists. > > Judith Stichbury. > > > > > > ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== > > . > > > > > > > ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== > . >

----- Original Message ----- From: "Estelle Wolfers" <ewolfers@btinternet.com> To: <ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 26, 2004 9:55 PM Subject: Re: [ENG-CAMB] Fw: Convicts from Cambridge ?? No replies at all ? > Next time I go to Cambridge library, I'll look if Melbourn is one of the > places where a local newspaper has been extracted. I'm sure that your > convicts would be mentioned, if so. > Hi Estelle I had a reply this morning from the Cambridge CRO . They had replied some 3 weeks ago but dunno what happened to it None of these fellows did any darstardly deeds . John WHITBY, who I am particularly interested in , got life for stealing a sheep.......... Such were the property laws back in those times So dont worry about doing any look ups for me . Your offer was greatly appreciated Many thanks Bye

Searching for the descendants of William SPARKE and Honor FULLER who were married 24 September 1801 at Milsenhall,Suffolk. Honor was the daughter of John and Elizabeth FULLER. William and Honor SPARKE had a daughter, Sarah born at Isleham CAM in April 1826. Two previous daughters born to this couple at Snailwell where William would seem to have worked at a Toll House (hope I have that word right) Mt 4xg-grandmother was a witness at the registration of births. This family was probably Baptists. Judith Stichbury.

Hi Judith - I don't know whether you are interested, but in 1841 the SPARKE family was still living at Isleham. William isn't mentioned (deceased?) and the family consisted of: Honor, age 59 Honor, age 25 William, age 20 Ann, age 20 (William's wife?) William, age 2 (William's son?) Elizabeth, age 20 James. age 15 Sarah, age 13 Regards, Liz ----- Original Message ----- From: "jaystich" <jaystich@xtra.co.nz> To: <ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2004 5:53 AM Subject: [ENG-CAMB] SPARKE/FULLER > Searching for the descendants of William SPARKE and Honor FULLER who were married 24 September 1801 at Milsenhall,Suffolk. Honor was the daughter of John and Elizabeth FULLER. > William and Honor SPARKE had a daughter, Sarah born at Isleham CAM in April 1826. Two previous daughters born to this couple at Snailwell where William would seem to have worked at a Toll House (hope I have that word right) > Mt 4xg-grandmother was a witness at the registration of births. This family was probably Baptists. > Judith Stichbury. > > > ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== > . > >

Hi Carol Having looking it up via Google, I found a bus route which passed it, and then from Autoroute, got French Drove, Thorney, Peterborough PE6 0. The bus route goes from Newborough to Crowland. Hope this helps. Regards Kay Researching: SMITH (Whaplode Drove, Lincs & Welches Dam, Cambs) CLUFF/CLOUGH (Whaplode Drove, Wisbech St Mary?) HULL (Leicestershire) HARDING (Tydd St Giles/St Mary, Cambs. Milldenhall, Suffolk ) MOORE (Derbyshire) NEWELL/NOWELL/NOWILL (Walsall, Staffs., Eckington, Derbyshire, Doncaster, Yorks.) JONES (Dudley, Worcs. Eckington Doncaster) JEWKES, (Dudley), WORTON (Dudley)SIMPKINS/SIMPKIN/SIMKINS (Witcham, Woodditton, Cambs.) RUMBELOW (Cambridgeshire/Suffolk HOLDROYD/HOLROYD (Sheffield/Doncaster) HESSLEWOOD (Sheffield/Doncaster) -----Original Message----- From: Carol J. Markillie [mailto:markilli@inreach.com] Sent: 27 September 2004 21:05 To: ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ENG-CAMB] French Drove Hello All: For some time I've been trying to find the location of French Drove. I first thought it was near Thorney, then near Parson Drove or maybe it was Parson Drove and the name changed. Now, I'm just rereading Edward STOREY's book PORTRAIT of the FEN COUNTY and on page 173 he states: "I looked at a number of Droves. I passed - Tholomas Drove, Parson Drove, Holbeach Drove, French Drove, and Whaplode Drove." So...it seems to have been between Holbeach Drove and Whaplode Drove - can anyone help? I'm looking for the parish churches that would have been attended by the community. Thanks in advance Regards - Carol California ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== .

----- Original Message ----- From: "Estelle Wolfers" <ewolfers@btinternet.com> To: <ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 26, 2004 9:55 PM Subject: Re: [ENG-CAMB] Fw: Convicts from Cambridge ?? No replies at all ? > Next time I go to Cambridge library, I'll look if Melbourn is one of the > places where a local newspaper has been extracted. I'm sure that your > convicts would be mentioned, if so. Thanks Estelle (whose son has swimming lessons in Melbourn) Usually convict records we have on this side of the world are pretty good BUT not for 1823 arrivals . Why this should be I dont know The main fellow I am concerned with is John WHITBY who got ' life' but for what ??????????????????????????? TIA Bye MargM Beautiful Central Coast of NSW Australia

Thanks very much - I was sent location and instructions and then a map (two maps actually) - appreciate your help. If anyone knows of any written source about French Drove (excluding Thorney please) would you let me know? Regards - Carol Markillie California

Hello All: For some time I've been trying to find the location of French Drove. I first thought it was near Thorney, then near Parson Drove or maybe it was Parson Drove and the name changed. Now, I'm just rereading Edward STOREY's book PORTRAIT of the FEN COUNTY and on page 173 he states: "I looked at a number of Droves. I passed - Tholomas Drove, Parson Drove, Holbeach Drove, French Drove, and Whaplode Drove." So...it seems to have been between Holbeach Drove and Whaplode Drove - can anyone help? I'm looking for the parish churches that would have been attended by the community. Thanks in advance Regards - Carol California

This is a case of synchronicity! I was transcribing a will for one Joseph RIDER (1746-1810) of Little Shelford last night and he mentioned his step-son William CLARK of (space) Morden as a beneficiary. I would be interested to hear about how (if) this William CLARK is related to the people on this census entry. Cheers -- Robyn Smith -- Sydney, Australia Listowner ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE, ENGLISH-FENS at www.Rootsweb.com List admin ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE, GEN-WebDesign, OPC-CAM-Little-Shelford, OPC-CAM-Brinkley, OPC-DEV-Bickington at www.British-Genealogy.com Family History Web Site http://www.robalsmith.id.au Little Shelford Web Site http://shelford.robalsmith.id.au/ -----Original Message----- From: Paula Patterson [mailto:pmlp@malwa.plus.com] Sent: Monday, September 27, 2004 8:01 AM To: ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ENG-CAMB] 1861 Lookup Please CLARK - Guilden Morden Philip Can't help with 1861 census but can supply the 1871 & 1891 census entries which seem to have some of the answers you want.. 1871 census: James CLARK Head 39 b Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, England Emma CLARK Wife 36 b Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, England Elizabeth CLARK Daur 18 b Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, England Mary A CLARK Daur 13 b Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, England Fanny CLARK Daur 11 b Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, England Frederick J CLARK Son 9 b Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, England Thomas CLARK Son 9 b Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, England Eliza CLARK Daur 6 b Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, England Montford G CLARK Son 2 b Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, England The Baulk, Biggleswade, Bedfordshire William CLARKE Head Mar 35 Grocer's porter b Biggleswade, Beds Selina CLARKE Wife Mar 33 b Potton, Beds Elizabeth CLARKE Daur 7 b Biggleswade, Beds Selina CLARKE Neice(sic) Unmar 14 Visitor b Guilden Morden, Cambs The census entry would tend to make you think that the marriage of James & Emma was before or around 1852. Camdex http://www2.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/db/ridmars.nsf/search?OpenForm has 2 marriages which took place in Guilden Morden around this time (you can tell the parish as the reference number has 082 which refers to GM). 1852 James CLARK m Jane BROWN (which accounts for the other James CLARK & family in GM in the 1871 census) 1853 James CLARK m Emma BAULK This ties in quite nicely with the 1891 census which has: Church Road, Guilden Morden James CLARK Head M 59 Agricultural labourer b G Morden, Cambridgeshire Emma CLARK Wife M 55 b G Morden, Cambridgeshire Emma Jane CLARK Daur S 14 b G Morden, Cambridgeshire William Paul CLARK Son S 11 b G Morden, Cambridgeshire Samuel BAULK Father in law Widr 82 b G Morden, Cambridgeshire and the CFHS site http://www.cfhs.org.uk/Search.html has a 5 year old Emma BAULK in the 1841 census with her parents Samuel & Mary BAULK and 15 year old Emma BAULK in the 1851 census with her parents Samuel & Mary BAULK HTH Paula ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== .

Philip Can't help with 1861 census but can supply the 1871 & 1891 census entries which seem to have some of the answers you want.. 1871 census: James CLARK Head 39 b Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, England Emma CLARK Wife 36 b Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, England Elizabeth CLARK Daur 18 b Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, England Mary A CLARK Daur 13 b Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, England Fanny CLARK Daur 11 b Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, England Frederick J CLARK Son 9 b Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, England Thomas CLARK Son 9 b Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, England Eliza CLARK Daur 6 b Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, England Montford G CLARK Son 2 b Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, England The Baulk, Biggleswade, Bedfordshire William CLARKE Head Mar 35 Grocer's porter b Biggleswade, Beds Selina CLARKE Wife Mar 33 b Potton, Beds Elizabeth CLARKE Daur 7 b Biggleswade, Beds Selina CLARKE Neice(sic) Unmar 14 Visitor b Guilden Morden, Cambs The census entry would tend to make you think that the marriage of James & Emma was before or around 1852. Camdex http://www2.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/db/ridmars.nsf/search?OpenForm has 2 marriages which took place in Guilden Morden around this time (you can tell the parish as the reference number has 082 which refers to GM). 1852 James CLARK m Jane BROWN (which accounts for the other James CLARK & family in GM in the 1871 census) 1853 James CLARK m Emma BAULK This ties in quite nicely with the 1891 census which has: Church Road, Guilden Morden James CLARK Head M 59 Agricultural labourer b G Morden, Cambridgeshire Emma CLARK Wife M 55 b G Morden, Cambridgeshire Emma Jane CLARK Daur S 14 b G Morden, Cambridgeshire William Paul CLARK Son S 11 b G Morden, Cambridgeshire Samuel BAULK Father in law Widr 82 b G Morden, Cambridgeshire and the CFHS site http://www.cfhs.org.uk/Search.html has a 5 year old Emma BAULK in the 1841 census with her parents Samuel & Mary BAULK and 15 year old Emma BAULK in the 1851 census with her parents Samuel & Mary BAULK HTH Paula

Would SKS who has access to the 1861 census please look for James and Emma Clark of Guilden Morden. There should also be at least one child, Selina born approx 1857.In 1881 they are living at Church Road. Also I am looking for their marriage if anyone could supply details as I am unable to find Emma's maiden name. Thank you in anticipation Philip West Lincoln

Next time I go to Cambridge library, I'll look if Melbourn is one of the places where a local newspaper has been extracted. I'm sure that your convicts would be mentioned, if so. Estelle (whose son has swimming lessons in Melbourn)

Hi MargM I can't explain why Cambridge RO are yet to reply, but I can tell you they don't hold Assizes records. Those are held by the National Archives in Kew. This is the main introductory leaflet to this series of records - http://www.catalogue.nationalarchives.gov.uk/rdleaflet.asp?sLeafletID=154 Hope this helps Ruth On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 08:30:09 +1000, genknut <genknut@optusnet.com.au> wrote: > Dear Listers > > Long distance research can be hard at times . And this is one of them as > I had no replies at all on this query > My email sent 4 weeks ago to the Cambridge CRO is in the same no reply > boat . Have I got some dreaded lergy ? > I am a friendly gene who just needs abit of local H E L P > > So heres hoping its 2nd time lucky > > Bye > MargM > Beautiful Central Coast of NSW > Australia > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "genknut" <genknut@optusnet.com.au> > To: <ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, September 17, 2004 10:03 PM > Subject: Convicts from Cambridge ?? > > > Dear Listers > > Over all our convicts records are pretty good Usually there is no > problem > > in finding out what a person crime was that caused them to be > transported > > to the other side of the World . > > Recently I struck a problem with some dispatched in April 1823 > > > > > > There were 4 young men all from Melbourn, CAM who were sentenced to > 'life' > > 22 Jul 1822 at Cambridge Assize > > > > Their names : > > > > Edward SMITH .26 > > William HANSCOMBE 21 > > William COLLIS 23 > > John WHITBY 19 > > ( their ages in 1822) > > > > They were dispatched to the Colony of NSW in Apr 1823 on the transport > ; > > Ocean 11(2) > > > > There were 4 other men from Cambridge on this same ship > > > > William BASSETT 30 7yrs > > John BUTLER 34 7yrs > > James FORDHAM 25 14yrs > > John ISSACSON 34 , Life > > > > Nearly 2 weeks ago I emailed the Cambridge CRO asking if they could > help > > I dont know as to date I've had no response > > > > Have Cambridge Assize records 22 Jul 1822 survived ???? > > > > I would love to know just what their crime was ????????? > > > > Hope someone came help > > > > Thank you > > > > Bye > > > > MargM > > Member of > > Central Coast FHS > > Gosford, NSW > > Australia > > > > > > ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== > . > >

Dear Listers Long distance research can be hard at times . And this is one of them as I had no replies at all on this query My email sent 4 weeks ago to the Cambridge CRO is in the same no reply boat . Have I got some dreaded lergy ? I am a friendly gene who just needs abit of local H E L P So heres hoping its 2nd time lucky Bye MargM Beautiful Central Coast of NSW Australia ----- Original Message ----- From: "genknut" <genknut@optusnet.com.au> To: <ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, September 17, 2004 10:03 PM Subject: Convicts from Cambridge ?? > Dear Listers > Over all our convicts records are pretty good Usually there is no problem > in finding out what a person crime was that caused them to be transported > to the other side of the World . > Recently I struck a problem with some dispatched in April 1823 > > > There were 4 young men all from Melbourn, CAM who were sentenced to 'life' > 22 Jul 1822 at Cambridge Assize > > Their names : > > Edward SMITH .26 > William HANSCOMBE 21 > William COLLIS 23 > John WHITBY 19 > ( their ages in 1822) > > They were dispatched to the Colony of NSW in Apr 1823 on the transport ; > Ocean 11(2) > > There were 4 other men from Cambridge on this same ship > > William BASSETT 30 7yrs > John BUTLER 34 7yrs > James FORDHAM 25 14yrs > John ISSACSON 34 , Life > > Nearly 2 weeks ago I emailed the Cambridge CRO asking if they could help > I dont know as to date I've had no response > > Have Cambridge Assize records 22 Jul 1822 survived ???? > > I would love to know just what their crime was ????????? > > Hope someone came help > > Thank you > > Bye > > MargM > Member of > Central Coast FHS > Gosford, NSW > Australia > >

I am trying to sort out the ANDERSON families in Bassingbourn, not helped by the fact that one of my ANDERSON ancestors married another ANDERSON from Therfield. I have identified the following ANDERSON families in Bassingbourn from the 1841 census: David (b 1815) and Mary (b 1815) with child Emma (b 1838). HO107/63/3/8A Joseph and Mary with children Simion (b 1820) Nary (b 1822 c 1823) Ann (b 1825) Joseph (b 1825 c1827) Lydia (b 1828 c 1830) William (b 1831 c 1832) Sarah (b 1835 c 1837) Eli (b 1835 c1837) and Job (b 1838). HO107/63/3 12A John and Lydia (both b 1820) HO107/63/5 7A Mary (b 1829) HO107/63/6 2B Mary (b 1805) and Sarah (b 1827) HO107/63/6 7B By 1851 Joseph and Mary's son Joseph had married Elizabeth (b 1829) and had a daughter Martha aged 1. HO107/1708 229B. Their daughter Eliza (15) was still living in Bassingbourn. HO107/1708 244B. William and Job had been joined by Hanna (aged 8) and Reuben aged 5. HO107/1708 249A. Simon had married Charlotte (aged 30) and had children Martha (6) and Charles (1 mo). HO107/1708 275A. Ann had married John ANDERSON from Therfield and had a daughter Rachel (1) and was living with them. HO107/1708 275A Mary (45) and Sarah (25) are still living together in Bassingbourn with Samuel ANDERSON (56) William (3) and Sarah (1). HO107/1708 290A Another family Charles (27) and Mary (32) have appeared. HO107/1708 276B If anyone has any more details of these families, or has access to the census data, I would love to hear from you, John -- John Rouse

Dear Listers, My posting yesterday should have contained proper links - sorry! Here we go again: The annual Harvest Service at the Swaffham Fen Wesleyan Methodist Chapel (now usually called 'The Little Chapel in the Fen') is on Sunday October 3rd at 3 p.m. and I invite anyone who has memories of or family connections with this little Victorian gem to come along. The service will include the following hymns, all from Ira D. Sankey's 'Sacred Songs & Solos': 'Shall we gather at the river?'; 'We plough the fields and scatter'; 'Come, ye thankful people, come'; 'Count your blessings'; and 'Bringing in the sheaves'. There will also be a talk on 'Our Chapel and its People in the Old Days'. There is some information on the Chapel at: http://www.roll-of-honour.com/Cambridgeshire/SwaffhamFenMethodist.html And the Chapel itself (ringed in a red circle) can be located at: http://www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?X=550000&Y=270000&width=500&height=300& client=public&gride=553373&gridn=268282&keepicon=true&coordsys=gb&addr1=& addr2=&addr3=&pc=CB75YJ&advanced=&scale=200000&right.x=29&right.y=5 In order that this posting shall not be regarded as too 'off-topic', I mention below the names of the Chapel's trustees as listed in 1884. We are always interested in 'hearing' from anyone connected with these fine and honourable folk: William STEVENS    William HOUSDEN                         Charles PRATT Thomas IVATT Josiah Chapman MUNSEY William MUNSEY Robert NORMAN Thomas MILLER James NEAL Frederick MUNNS John SHRIVE Yours, etc. Geoffrey Woollard (one of the Chapel's living trustees!).