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Date: 2007-09-29 14:48:27
Roy West (
west.bosvean@tiscali.co.uk /
no homepage) wrote:
My name is Roy West and I am currently trying to trace The West Family from Stonham Aspal - phone 01208 851475. Any information gratefully received.
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Date: 2007-09-11 16:41:01
Rob Flory (
robflory@suffolkonline.net /
no homepage) wrote:
Driving through the village I noticed that topsoil has been deposited and graded upon the triangular road island at the Debenham junction. I do not live in Stonham but feel that is important that residents are aware that this topsoil will kill or severely impede the health of the mature trees on this island. Mature trees cannot relocate their established root systems in reaction to dramatic changes in soil level. This traffic island has several mature Ash and Oak trees that are of high Landscape importance. Whoever undertook this work either did not carry out an environmental risk assessment or are completely unaware of the effects of altering ground levels around mature trees. Prompt action is required to save these trees!
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Date: 2007-08-18 09:32:01
joan philp (
jephilp@tiscli.co.uk /
no homepage) wrote:
My father's family family name was Blowers.
William Blowers born 1873 married at Stonham 6/11/1816. Would like any informationor pictures of village please advise. Thank you
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Date: 2007-08-05 01:56:29
George Firth (
philipf@talktalk.net /
no homepage) wrote:
Have been resurching family history.
My grandma, mothers side, maiden name was Pells.
Ancestors - Steven, 1800, and Catherine,1801 lived at Stoneham Aspel, and later Little Stoneham.
Has anyone got the same connections ?
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Date: 2007-06-14 23:05:16
Julie Gaskin (
juliegaskin@tiscali.co.uk /
no homepage) wrote:
I am researching my grandmothers family - Thurlow, and last Sunday (10 June)I brought my mother back for a visit. Her mother, Beatrice May Thurlow, was born in 1892 (one of 15 children) and her parents were Teddy and Annie (nee Lambert) Thurlow. We met a very helpful lady, who was just going to lock the church. She informed us that Eva Thurlow had recently died and that her funeral was this week 13th. Eva was my mother's Aunt married to Tom Thurlow who died 1981. I would love to hear from anyone connected to the Thurlow family. The church was lovely and I plan to visit again in the summer to explore other nearby villages where other aunts and uncles lived.
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Date: 2007-05-22 19:01:57
Jill Sampson (
jillsfx@waitrose.com /
no homepage) wrote:
My husband and I recently visited the village as I am researching my ancestors...the MARTIN and LAMBERT families. Was delighted to be able to drive around the lanes where they had once lived. Very dissapointed that the church was closed. I just wonder if any descendants of my family still live in the village/area.
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Date: 2007-03-10 22:52:17
Susan (
susan_gunns@yahoo.co.uk /
no homepage) wrote:
Interesting info thanks.Looking into family history (Parkers) I see they lived in S.Aspal for generations.My Grandfather was John (Jack)born approx 1885.If anyone has any info/pictures about the history of the family or the village be great.
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Date: 2007-02-14 08:32:32
Mary Payne (
mary121@talktalk.net /
no homepage) wrote:
I live in wetheringsett and I am a trained Cambridge Diet Cousellor. I am hoping to start a local class in the area. Any person interested please ring 01728 861 096 Thank you Mary
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Date: 2007-01-06 09:25:59
Carole Shorney (
caroleshorney@hotmail.com /
no homepage) wrote:
The SE Essex Organic Gardeners are visiting the retail complex on Saturday 10 February for the East Anglia Potato Day. We intend having a pub lunch afterwards - can anyone tell me about the Ten Bells?
Regards,
Carole,
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Date: 2006-10-03 22:30:29
jayne schofield (
jaydoug@scho4.wanadoo.co.uk /
no homepage) wrote:
Does anyone know anything about the Church family from your village ? I am the great grandaughter of Lizzie Sophia Church...I did not get to meet her but have researched a lot into her life...are there any more 'Churches' in Stonham Aspal still?
We are also related to the Race family and the Berry family...does any of this ring a bell with anyone ?
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Date: 2006-09-24 17:26:31
dave (
dave-padgett@dsl.pipex.com /
no homepage) wrote:
after making sloe gin use the same sloes but top the bottle with sherry and add some sugar. leave for awhile.. very nice drink.. dave
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Date: 2006-09-03 15:18:26
Andrew Blow (
andrewjblow@yahoo.co.uk /
no homepage) wrote:
Thank you for the damson gin recipe - exactly what we wanted. Brilliant site!
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Date: 2006-09-03 10:44:47
Sally Fowler (
alanandsally@teambarnesy.wanadoo.co.uk /
no homepage) wrote:
Am about to make damson gin. What sort of sherry should I use? I am assuming pale cream but could you confirm this please?
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Date: 2006-09-01 10:08:32
Anne Matthews (
amatthews@uk.ey.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Thank you Charles and David - looking forward to trying both!!
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Date: 2006-08-28 19:34:12
Charles (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
The rasberry gin is made exactly the same as the sloe, just substitute the fruit. Used a little less sugar. Found it lovely chilled! Strawberry was ot so good, as it came out brown, but the rasberry remained a pink colour until the last drop was drunk!!!
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Date: 2006-08-26 18:06:06
David (
david@joanddavidford.co.uk /
no homepage) wrote:
We enjoyed the damsons with custard after bottling (mind the stones). They were delicious!!
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Date: 2006-08-25 12:20:46
Anne Matthews (
amatthews@uk.ey.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Looking for a receipe on the 'net for damson gin (I can never find any sloes where I live) and found your site. Looking forward to trying the damson gin and intrigued by the thought of raspberry gin and a pudding made with soaked damsons. Can you let me have the recipes for these? With thanks.
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Date: 2006-08-12 14:38:16
Charles (
no email /
http://www.brookson.com) wrote:
Glad you are enjoying the sloe gin recipes. Must try the chocolate idea! Was intersting to note that we could taste the different types of sloes which we did this year in individual bottles, though it got harder as we got through them. - Charles (The chap who does these pages)
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Date: 2006-08-01 13:55:18
nicky brown (
neewheeler@btinternet.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Hi,
Just wanted to say that although after making your sloe gin the sloes are very bitter but are perfect for making sloe chocolate! Just squish them to remove the pips (a difficult task but worth it.)melt cooking chocolate and pour into a flat containter lined with clingfilm, wait until cool and put in the sloes. Melt a futher amount of chocolate and pour on top. Allow to cool. Simply delicious.
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Date: 2006-07-14 11:49:24
Amanda Stonham (
ohjasper@btinternet.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Recently started exploring Suffolk (for obvious reasons?). I love the website; more information than I can get on my local area in London! Looking forward to trying receipe for sloe/damson gin and substituting damsons in my figgy pudding recipe.
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Date: 2006-07-11 13:34:54
julie davies (
julie@jdavies63.wanadoo.co.uk /
no homepage) wrote:
does anybody know anything about an Amy Eliza Berry born Stonham Parva 1869 daughter of Thomas Berry born 6 Aug 1830 married to Mary Ann nee Webb.
I can trace Amy appearing onthe 1881 Census then cannot trace her. Trying to find if or who she married. Many thanks if anyone can help.
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Date: 2006-07-03 07:19:36
Moe Smith (
garthend@aol.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Thnak you George. Visited the splendid church and graveyard. Didn't find grandma or grandparents but found great grandfather Robert Thurlow.
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Date: 2006-06-18 14:49:33
Charles (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Re Curch Opening:
Yes, normally open. If not you can contact the Churchwardens. See www.broughtonhallfarm.co.uk for one of their contact details!
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Date: 2006-06-15 19:39:50
Moe Smith (
garthend@aol.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Can anyone tell me if Stonham Aspal church is open daily - we plan to visit Monday 26th June. We are currently researching our Thurlow family roots and our grandmother Harriet Agnes Thurlow (died 1922) and her parents are buried there.
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Date: 2006-06-11 07:15:39
ANDREW HART (
andrewjhart@aol.com /
no homepage) wrote:
My Grandfather, EDWARD HART, lived in the village upto the 1880's. He also lived and worked in Mendlesham, Wetheringsett and the other Stonhams. I would be pleased to hear from any Hart's.
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Date: 2006-06-05 00:09:20
Barbara Turnham (
bdturnham@comcast.net /
no homepage) wrote:
I am researching the Dickerson family - my grandfather William kept the Punchbowl at Combs as did several others of his family before him. I would love to hear from anyone else researching this family.
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Date: 2006-04-22 05:28:40
Sandra (
str45626@bigpond.net.au /
no homepage) wrote:
Searching for information re Stannard family. My grandmother was Annie May, her father Martin. Annie May married William Humphries and migrated to Australia.
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Date: 2006-04-01 13:39:17
julie eden (
jeden@bellatlantic.net /
no homepage) wrote:
I am trying to find informaiton on the Upson family. I descend from a Thomas Upson who went to Hartford CT (USA) in the 1600s. Could have been from your village.
Thanks for any information. Are there still any Upson family there?
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Date: 2006-03-14 15:20:10
brenda howells (
howells540@aol.com /
no homepage) wrote:
my granmother lived here for many years her name was annie last she lived at the council houses in stonham aspal also my to uncles lived there as well perhaps someone might remenber them her grandaughter brenda
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Date: 2006-03-01 19:16:25
Charles (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Sorry
The jigsaw factory has now closed, and houses have been built where it once stood.
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Date: 2006-03-01 11:30:19
Jan (
jangor8@btinternet.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Until a year ago my cousin lived across the road from the Jigsaw Factory on the outskirts of the village. Now I'm a freelance photographer I was wondering if any of my pictures might be suitable for their designs but haven't managed to find an address for them so this is simply to ask : does the factory still exist and if so can you supply me with their name (address is obviously Mickfield Green) With thanks Jan
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Date: 2006-02-16 20:47:04
Anthony (
lydiaholland@aol.com /
no homepage) wrote:
We would like to advertise our business in your parish magazine - who do we need to contact? Thanks
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Date: 2006-02-13 19:12:33
Charles Simpson (
cs957@aol.com /
http://www.stonhamsimpsons.com) wrote:
The Simpson family were butchers and farmers in and around Stonham Aspal c1675-1950. I am assembling information and if anyone has any old documents or photographs I would be pleased to hear.
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Date: 2006-01-31 16:14:57
Paul Wonnacott (
paulrw@wonnacott.org /
http://www.wonnacott.org) wrote:
Referred here while looking for Archdeacon Wonnacott who is reported to have been an active local archivist.
Would like to find out all I can to document in the Wonnacott Family History
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Charles Brookson (
no email /
http://www.brookson.com) wrote:
This is the new guestbook. You are welcome to use it.
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