Hi all. This is a fairly complete list of my interests in the Cambridge area, would love to hear from anybody who is researching the same names. FLACK 18c-19c Cambridge BLACKWELL 18c-19c Deeping St James and then Cambridge HERN 18c-19c Wisbech and Cambridge BENNETT 18c-19c Middlesex and then Cambridge BOWN 18c-19c Cambridge STEERS 18c-19c London and thenCambridge LENTON 18c-19c Cambridge DEBENHAM 18c-19c Brabraham LOWTS 18c-19c Brabraham My grandfather Ernest Montaugue FLACK started out his life at 8 Regent Street, Cambridge in 1882. His father Charles Walter FLACK was a music sellar and organist. My grandmother Gertrude Emma BLACKWELL was born in 1884 at 23 Melbourn Place, There is so much to do and so little time but will keep plodding along. Kind Regards to all Liz

Hi Liz You should definitely take a look at http://www.flackgenealogy.co.uk/ if you haven't done so already - great resource for us FLACK researchers! (I'm researching Sarah FLACKE bap.1706, Shudy Camps, and her ancestors). Ruth On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 20:07:04 -0000, Liz Kirk <eakirk@tiscali.co.uk> wrote: > > Hi all. > > This is a fairly complete list of my interests in the Cambridge area, would love to hear from anybody who is researching the same names. > > FLACK 18c-19c Cambridge > BLACKWELL 18c-19c Deeping St James and then Cambridge > HERN 18c-19c Wisbech and Cambridge > BENNETT 18c-19c Middlesex and then Cambridge > BOWN 18c-19c Cambridge > STEERS 18c-19c London and thenCambridge > LENTON 18c-19c Cambridge > DEBENHAM 18c-19c Brabraham > LOWTS 18c-19c Brabraham > > My grandfather Ernest Montaugue FLACK started out his life at 8 Regent Street, Cambridge in 1882. His father Charles Walter FLACK was a music sellar and organist. My grandmother Gertrude Emma BLACKWELL was born in 1884 at 23 Melbourn Place, There is so much to do and so little time but will keep plodding along. > > Kind Regards to all > > Liz > > ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== > . > >