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John Wild, hotelier at Sawyers Arms Hotel 1869-1885, is my GGG Grandfather. He and Mary had two children Martha and Arthur who both passed away as children. Their third child,
John Wild, hotelier at Sawyers Arms Hotel 1869-1885, is my GGG Grandfather. He and Mary had two children Martha and Arthur who both passed away as children. Their third child,
John Wild, hotelier at Sawyers Arms Hotel 1869-1885, is my GGG Grandfather. He and Mary had two children Martha and Arthur who both passed away as children. Their third child,
John Wild, hotelier at Sawyers Arms Hotel 1869-1885, is my GGG Grandfather. He and Mary had two children Martha and Arthur who both passed away as children. Their third child,
John Wild, hotelier at Sawyers Arms Hotel 1869-1885, is my GGG Grandfather. He and Mary had two children Martha and Arthur who both passed away as children. Their third child,
Hi there just wondering if ther is any way of getting birth records from Bethany in 1963 please
Hi there just wondering if ther is any way of getting birth records from Bethany in 1963 please
Hi there just wondering if ther is any way of getting birth records from Bethany in 1963 please
The cart on the left has my father Henry Meredith Sunderland as driver, myself (James O'Farrell Sunderland) and Bessie. The driver in the middle is W Wilson and Sandy, a
From left, 2nd Henry Meredith Sunderland, 4th Hector Prescott Sunderland. From right, 3rd Charlie Wells. The van on the right is battery electric powered. The other vans, except the leftmost,
I am a son of Henry Meredith Sunderland. The person in the front row 5th from the right is Richard James Sunderland, a co-owner of Sunland Bakery.
Hi Stephanie, Thanks for your comments on the biography I have been working on and especially the extra information you provided. I still have more to add to Reg's story
The reference to Hector Davies (5th from right in back row) as being a co-owner is not correct. The three brothers who owned Sunland Bread were Richard, Henry and Hector
Thank you for your clear and informative history of Reg Calverts war. He was injured after the battle of Pachendale when a german spotter plane bombed a mess hut that
Your website which does a wonderful job of collecting and reporting information on WW1 - Thank you for your great work. However it refers to James ‘Horne’ Aitken as James
Your website which does a wonderful job of collecting and reporting information on WW1 - Thank you for your great work. However it refers to James ‘Horne’ Aitken as James
Your website which does a wonderful job of collecting and reporting information on WW1 - Thank you for your great work. However it refers to James ‘Horne’ Aitken as James
The car is a 1939 Buick. It is one of 2 built for the 1939 royal tour of Canada. One of the cars was again used when Prince Charles and
based on the clothing worn by the people in the photograph, from the women’s costumes I would say 1890 to 1900 but definitely not 1930s.
I am the son of Henry Sunderland. The member in the front row 5th from the right is Richard Sunderland, a co-owner of Sunland Bakery.
