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38 Keith Arnott
Keith2008mail-ancestry@yahoo.co.uk
Location: Perthshire, Scotland
IP: 81.153.203.251

Wednesday 04/17/2013 14:48:41 UTC
Came across this great site whilst carrying out research into my Arnott family history. John Arnott, mentioned on the Farewell page, is the son of William Arnott who is my 4th Great Grandfather. I was born in Norton Canes and so was delighted to find a photo of Norton Square. The bus stop on the photo is right in front of the house (not shown) where I spent the first 21 years of my life. I really enjoyed browsing your site - keep up the good work!
37 Ann Sharman
anny.sharman@btopenworld.com
Location: OX7 7DA
IP: 86.155.214.122

Sunday 01/13/2013 16:22:03 UTC
My father, John Walters, was Vicar of Burntwood and chaplain at St Matthews from about 1956 until he moved over to Harlaston. I particularly remember the installation of the WW2 window, and the removal of the pews, and the Italians who put down the terrazo floor. We lived in the old Vicarage, which was demolished after I had moved on, and a new one built. I saw the start of the huge buildling programme in the area, although I attended the Friary school in Lichfield, so my focus was very much in that direction. I must come back and see what I recognise!
36 Marian Stamps
stickymaz@fsmail.net
Location: Torpoint Cornwall
IP: 90.209.146.10

Thursday 11/29/2012 18:35:28 UTC
Great to see the chruch that ties in so many of my recently unknown family. My Grandmother's sister?? Gertrude was married in this church in 1908 she being a Glover (Yarnall) he being George Golder. Before finding this record we always though my grandmother belonged to a different side of the Glover family. It seems many of the decendents of the Yarnall family are around Chasetown still? if anyone can tie in Yarnall - Glover and Rudd please contact me by email. Many thanks
35 Angela Head
angelahead@hotmail.co.uk
Location: Coseley Biliston west midlands
IP: 62.30.142.66

Monday 11/19/2012 17:20:47 UTC
Hi i'm trying to trace records, of my great gran mother Florence Walters , Can't find a death record of a Florence Walters born 1876/77 until 1931 in lichfield she was supposed to have died in child birth in 1904, can find a stillbirth but not Florence , he husband Richard Walters died in 1905 and i'm wondering if suffering depression after a stillbirth she was admitted to Burntwood ?

how do i find out ?
34 sue thornley
suejthornley@gmail.com
Location: london
IP: 2.125.78.123

Wednesday 09/05/2012 16:30:32 UTC
this is a Fantastic site and i have returned many times in the last few weeks since i found it , It has a wealth of information , my family trees Are paternal Hawkins / Bird Maternal Hathaway / Pritchard area Shropshire /cannock Ogley hay / Warwickshire , i am happy to hear from anyone if my tree Branches into yours sue 6(^)6
33 Robin Ballard
gracelandone@gmail.com
Location: Gloucester
IP: 92.28.199.181

Friday 05/11/2012 15:36:46 UTC
=P~



My Family History started in this are NIXON
32 Dawn
dawn_blundell@btinternet.com
Location: Coventry
IP: 86.146.181.241

Friday 04/20/2012 16:19:03 UTC
Hello

I have just found this site as I am researching a branch of the family (HAWKINS) that came to Hednesford in the 1880's from Old Park, Telford, Shropshire. There names were Jonas/h and Rosanna Lucy. They had about 11 children and looking at records stayed in the local area.

I look forward to hearing from anybody who knew the descendants of Jonas and Lucy.

6(^)6
31 Tony Bush
tony.bush1@tesco.net
Location: Colchester
IP: 82.2.69.228

Thursday 04/12/2012 11:51:36 UTC
Hi, lovely website. I've found my Great Uncle's name (Benjamin Hollins) on the war memorial.



Thank you. :-D
30 Lena Weber
len@hotmail.com
http://community.optionextreme.net/
Location: Wien
IP: 79.224.40.160

Sunday 03/11/2012 07:47:45 UTC
Hallo,



ich finde Ihre Seite auch sehr gelungen, zum einen wegen Ihrem Engagement und optisch. Ganz prima.

Alles Gute.
29 Pat Neenan
patrickjohn43@hotmail.com
Location: Leganes Spain Nr. Madrid
IP: 62.83.23.236

Sunday 02/26/2012 19:59:17 UTC
:-D Hi, Anyone got info on the Neenan´s from Chasetown, My Grandad Frank and my dad, Frank (Frankie) Neenan and my mom Maureen Kimberley, daughter of Ivy and Bill Kimberley. My mom still lives on the Chase, my dad died a few years ago.

Cheers. Pat Neenan ,Madrid.
28 Ann Griffiths
info@chestnutparkcharollais.com
Location: Gloucestershire
IP: 81.132.151.162

Friday 01/27/2012 15:13:10 UTC
The House with Twelve and a Half Chimneys. At last I have read an account of Treneere Manor and its last inhabitants by someone who knew it and had visited. My GGGrandmother was Eliza Jane Polglase ( Joseph's sister). We had always wondered how Joseph had got the money for Treneere! I have been unable to find any records of him going to California and now I know. Did he go with his brother John? Joseph has been described as a seafarer, but again I can find no evidence for this. Do you have any ideas.Presumably all the information you have is from Reginald Symons. Did he keep a market garden? Do you know of the existence of any photographs of the inside of the house or indeed any of the Polglase family? I know the contents when sold went for hundreds of thousands of pounds. Anything else you can tell me would be most interesting as that Polglase line is now extinct -apart from me-and very few people are around who would have remembered the house and those who lived in it. I can't find any resting place for Joseph or his wife, Sarah Carne - They're not in the family graves in Lelant. I have an uncle who remembers visiting the house as a small boy but he's now 92 and really can't remember anything. Thank you once again for solving my mystery and hopefully you or somebody out there can answer my other questions.

John Griffiths
27 D.P. HILL
patsi@wave.co.nz
Location: New Zealand
IP: 118.92.237.200

Wednesday 11/23/2011 00:32:42 UTC
Great Website- Revisited again, Family from Rugeley to N.Z. in 1874. Family history done 60 yrs ago, by Aunt. writing to Rev. H.A. Ainsworth, Vicar of the old parish church in Rugeley, who passed it on to Mr. Walter N. Landor, who had collected all the parish records and old civil records, who voluntarily copied out every entry in the Parish Register.My family name is Smytheman, of which there is mention of them in this website. The family at one stage, in 1745 became the landlord of the "Sign of the Star" Inn Rugeley. Also several years later, in 1774 a son, also became landlord,until 1778. The name of this Inn, was changed, some time later on and became known, just as the "Star Inn".
26 Roy Harvey
roy.harv20@yahoo.co.uk
Location: Derby
IP: 2.24.159.6

Friday 10/14/2011 13:59:11 UTC
Hi

I am trying to trace the maternal side of my family tree my mom was Joan Latham her dad was Richard Latham both her and her dad died within 24 hours of each other they lived on hednesford road Heath Hays. Joan’s dad was Richard on his death certificate he is down as a labourer in a ball bearing factory does anyone have any idea where this could have been thank you.

Roy Harvey
25 graham marston
graham.marston@sky.com
Location: Coventry
IP: 90.196.116.15

Saturday 09/17/2011 09:47:36 UTC
I have been researching my late mother Veronica ( Jones) b St Asaph 1910, one of her siblings was born in Rugley in 1906, he was Arthur Jones,mother was Margaret Jones, he died at the age of 10, 1st June 1916 in St Asaph workhouse.I wondered if any one could tell me of his birth and early life,I dont know where in Rugley he was born or how long they lived there.



farrell
24 June Smallpeice
junesmallpeice@hotmail.co.uk
Location: Poole, Dorset
IP: 82.8.229.63

Friday 09/02/2011 19:58:16 UTC
I visited Chasetown this week to research my great grandfather David Barber. He was a miner at the colliery. He married his wife Sarah Ann Plant at St Anne's Church, Chasetown in 1889. It was great to visit and I felt quite emotional. If anyone can help me here, it would be appreciated.
23 Elaine
elaine@yellowdog.co.nz
http://www.elainewebermcgough.com
Location: New Zealand
IP: 118.93.19.91

Wednesday 08/31/2011 09:54:52 UTC
A very good site. I am researching my grandmother's family, the Hortons. Her name was Mary, born in 1895. Very interested in touching base with any family members. I am in NZ, but hope to visit Burntwood next year to do more research.
22 Naomi
Naomistretton@hotmail.com
IP: 82.30.148.111

Saturday 08/20/2011 10:26:31 UTC
Great site, a family tree novice, I am looking into the Stretton family originally from Hammerwich / Burntwood (triangle) Sarah & William Stretton (1873) possibly known as Samuel had 8-10 children one of them being my Grandad if anyone can be of any help please email me. Many Thanks Naomi
21 Jane Millwood
janemillwood@talktalk.net
Location: Malvern
IP: 78.145.101.47

Saturday 08/06/2011 17:48:33 UTC
Hello

I'm currently researching my father's mother's family BENTON, many of whom are recorded as living in your area. Are any of your members doing likewise? We have William Benton, nailor of Burntwood d. 1673. His son John of Brereton d. 1683; his son Walter of Hedgeford (Hendesford)b. 1669, d. 1728; his son John Benton of Gentleshaw (1709-1790 married to Mary 1710-1795 (Their names were inscribed on a 'small cottage' in Gentleshaw);their son Benjamin 1744-1813; his son John (ka 'The Armourer' in our family; his son John (ka The boy from St Lucia)1803-1884. The latter went to live in Birmingham eventually and was my great great great grandfather. Your site is very interesting - thank you!8-| 8-|
20 Derrick Middleton
Bridgtownhistory@orangehome.co.uk
http://www.bridgtownhistory.co.uk
Location: Heath Hayes
IP: 2.24.0.144

Tuesday 07/26/2011 07:32:04 UTC
A first class website with plenty of information.

Note: Bridgtown has no e , no reason has been established as early maps show it with the e.
19 Julie McNeill
julie.mcneill1@bigpond.com
http://julie-mcneill.blogspot.com
Location: Australia
IP: 124.185.32.29

Friday 04/22/2011 01:31:41 UTC
Great work - My Nan Elsie Brothwood born in Hednesford in 1910 - came into town with her Coal Mining family from Wolverhampton. They did move around pit to pit looking for the best wage and conditions I assume!

In 1911 her Grandfather Edward is at Ironstone Rd. Chase Terrace, BURNTWOOD!

Cheers!