>From Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper ( London, England ), Sunday, September 26, 1897; Issue 2862. Andrew GARROD was remanded at Bristol, on Monday, charged with causing the death of his brother William, aged 28. It was stated that morphia was given to make him sleep, with fatal results.

Dear all, After a little discussion on and off group, another social and family history meeting will be held this year on October 15th at the Salthouse, Clevedon - the same venue as last year. The Salthouse is easily accessible for those travelling from the north, east or west by car; we can arrive from mid-morning, and lunch will be available from their new menu (to be pre-ordered in due course). For those bringing laptops, we are promised use of a few extension leads and an internet connection. This is always a friendly event and you may even find yourself sitting next to an unknown distant cousin. (I know I have!) All with an interest in family history in the wider region of Bristol and the surrounding counties of Somerset and Gloucestershire are very welcome. Please note this event is not for discussion on list. If you have questions, if you want to attend or just to be kept informed about the event, please contact me direct at [email protected] If you cannot attend, but would like to be added to our "absent friends" list, also let me know by email and you can raise a glass with us at 1:00pm UK time. Hoping to see as many of you as possible in October, Ian