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Wendy123
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Re: A letter from Alnmouth 1878
« Reply #15 on: Monday 28 September 09 22:23 UTC (UK) »

Hi Christine,

Thanks for your rapid response.  I would love to get a copy of the whole letter from you.  Thanks so much for making this available to other folks interested in Alnmouth and its families.  Unfortunately I do not have a direct connection to the writer of your letter, but much appreciate their letter writing habit.

I will make another separate post, which will be my third and hopefully will make it possible to get the information from you.  A great entry to RootsChat.

Best wishes
Wendy
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Figgy
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Re: A letter from Alnmouth 1878
« Reply #16 on: Tuesday 03 November 09 20:18 UTC (UK) »

Hi Christine, can you tell me about the HEATLEYS mentioned in your letter, my forebears were Henry and Mary Heatley. One daughter also called Mary married a Henry Barlow, and they lived in Alnmouth after their marriage in 1869.  Another, Ellen, married her cousin Andrew Heatley.
Also any mention of the GIBB family? Thanks, Figgy
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c-side
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Re: A letter from Alnmouth 1878
« Reply #17 on: Tuesday 03 November 09 22:44 UTC (UK) »

Hi Figgy,  welcome to rootschat.

Only a sentence each on your family I'm afraid.

"Henry Gibb is a ship captain and lives in Newcastle"

"Henry Heatley is a draper in Alnwick"

Hope this is not too disappointing

Christine
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Figgy
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Re: A letter from Alnmouth 1878
« Reply #18 on: Wednesday 04 November 09 09:58 UTC (UK) »

Thanks Christine, every litle helps bring the past alive. Henry H the draper was a son of the Henry and Mary I mentioned. He died fairly young and is buried in Alnwick. Cheers, Figgy
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Re: A letter from Alnmouth 1878
« Reply #19 on: Wednesday 04 November 09 10:23 UTC (UK) »

what a great letter to have  Smiley
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Re: A letter from Alnmouth 1878
« Reply #20 on: Wednesday 04 November 09 11:19 UTC (UK) »

Christine, forgot to ask, does the letter mention the Schooner Inn? Figgy
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c-side
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Re: A letter from Alnmouth 1878
« Reply #21 on: Wednesday 04 November 09 23:25 UTC (UK) »

Sorry, Figgy, no Inns.  Just church, school, shops and gas works - not a pub mentioned though I am sure there would be some  Grin

Christine
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Re: A letter from Alnmouth 1878
« Reply #22 on: Thursday 05 November 09 00:12 UTC (UK) »

OK, thanks for checking, Figgy
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Re: A letter from Alnmouth 1878
« Reply #23 on: Monday 09 November 09 08:27 UTC (UK) »

What a lovely find c-side and thanks for sharing it with us.  I don't have any names you mentioned but it is amazing that some of the names are actually relevant to some rootschatters!

sallysmum
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c-side
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Re: A letter from Alnmouth 1878
« Reply #24 on: Tuesday 10 November 09 14:45 UTC (UK) »

I've been really pleased that it has turned out to be useful.  It would have been such a shame to leave it lurking on my computer - alone and unread!

Christine
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Re: A letter from Alnmouth 1878
« Reply #25 on: Wednesday 11 November 09 06:17 UTC (UK) »

Hi Christine

What a great letter to have.

I'm interested in any mention of the name Cairns.


Many thanks
Maggiemae
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c-side
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Re: A letter from Alnmouth 1878
« Reply #26 on: Wednesday 11 November 09 15:39 UTC (UK) »

Hi there,

Just a holding message for now as I am visiting my daughter and several hundred miles from my computer so can't access the letter.  There is a reference to Cairns in reply no 2 and this may be all there is.  I will look it up for you on my return home on Sunday/Monday.

Christine
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c-side
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Re: A letter from Alnmouth 1878
« Reply #27 on: Monday 16 November 09 18:31 UTC (UK) »

Hi Maggiemae,

Apart from the little bit mentioned above here's what the letter includes about Cairns

"Old Ralph Cairns and family have been in Denwick a long time, except the son Ralph, who is living in Newcastle-on-Tyne, where he has a very good business, I believe. He deals greatly in foreign hay and straw. he is also married. The rest of them are single. "

Hope this is useful.

Christine
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Re: A letter from Alnmouth 1878
« Reply #28 on: Monday 16 November 09 18:45 UTC (UK) »

If you are in Alnmouth you should pop into the Red Lion and say hello toMac & Jame McHugh. Very good friends of mine from my military and a cracking pint and food to boot
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Maggiemae
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Re: A letter from Alnmouth 1878
« Reply #29 on: Wednesday 18 November 09 00:56 UTC (UK) »

Hi Christine

Many thanks, a very interesting snippet to have.

Cheers
Maggiemae
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