Looking for (*) Heaton

[Brambley-Crawshaw]

Hi, I am David and this is my first post.

After extensive google failures and all the usual social media too, i am drawing a blank.

(*) Heaton is my aunt, I've not seen her since the funeral of her father Reg Heaton a few years ago.

I am told that she moved to Aus or NZ, but have not been able to get any more information than that.

I'd love to get back in touch with her, introduce her to her nephew (now four and started school yesterday) and let her know I'd like to get in touch with her again.

I hope someone recognises the name and can point me in the right direction.

thanks again,

David

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[Ruskie]

The same thread appears on Australia, NZ and Lancashire boards.

[kiwihalfpint]

Hi Ruskie,

Might pay to remove person's name in the title in your post.


Cheers
KHP

[Ruskie]

Hi Ruskie,

Might pay to remove person's name in the title in your post.


Cheers
KHP

Yes, I did that in the other thread but forgot to do the same here. Never mind, a moderator has come to the rescue. 

[spades]

Hi David,

You might find this topic helpful:

A Guide to Tracing Living Relatives in New Zealand.
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=495373.0

Spades

[Ruskie]

It would be nice if David returned to respond to the comments on his thread .... Perhaps he has not enabled notifications and is not aware of these replies? 

[Janette]

He hasn't been on here since his original post on Friday the 5th Sept

Cheers Janette

[minniehaha]

If David lives in New Zealand, the internet outage over the weekend may be the problem?? Even although Spark apparently finally sorted out the problem, many, like my family, were still without the internet, which took some time to be rectified.............

Minniehaha.

[Ruskie]

David has not specified whereabouts in the world he is.

There may be a clue in the fact that he said his son started school "yesterday", age 4.

I don't know the age that NZ children start school, but I know that it is 4 in the UK, and presumably this fits in with the end of the UK summer holidays and the beginning of the new school year on Thursday the 5th of September.  So maybe David's son started a day early.