Good morning fellow relative, you have excellent timing! My book is just getting the hardback put on it as we speak, I am very excited, it is the end of 5 years of intense detective work. Yes poor Catherine died in a river adjoining Tyntesfield (Marlborough), her two sisters were lucky to be thrown clear when the jig overturned, poor Catherine was dragged out by a neighbouring farmer. I have a photo of her, you might not have known that she was due to be wed only a month later, so very tragic. There is a page in the book that tells the whole story of the accident.
I have photos of most of the family, including invalid Jane (Herberts daughter), lovely pictures of one of the daughters wedding, pictures of Herbert and his wife Jessie. Also letters written by Herbert in the 1850's! So all very good stuff! I am not sure how we can meet offline, I think there is a method that you can send a private message to my rootschat individual page, then it would make things easier to talk. I only have 80 books, they are 600 pages long with larger then normal words (easier reading), about 100+ photographs, hardback (stiched and glued). I have gone all out to make this a superb quality book on our family history. Price is at cost for me, was never about making money, is dedicated to the memory of my own son, so nice to see it almost done now.
