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I am looking for any information about the Cooper family in Harleston.
In the 1871 census My GGGrandmother Elizabeth Smith nee Cooper gave her birth place as Harleston, she was born about 1800, and I have recently found a marriage announcement for her marriage to my GGGrandfather John Smith in the Ipswich Chronicle and she is described as Miss Cooper of Harleston Hall.
Was Harleston Hall a farm?
Any info would be gratefully received,
Thanks.

Is it possible to do anything with this.
It is a rare photo of my GGrandfather who died during WWI the photo was taken in 1914. It seems to have another ghost photo over the top and seems to have been drawn on at some point. From the angle it was taken from I think it was taken by a child.
Thanks.
Caroline

I am looking for any information about my Mum's Uncle. Until six months ago we didn't know he existed. His name was Arthur Hollberry Stanford He was born in 1896 in Cambridge his mother was Elsie Stanford. He would have been my Granny's half brother but I am pretty sure she didn't know he exsisted.
On the 1901 census he is living in Grantchester Cambridge with his aunt Ada Lander nee Stanford as her adopted son. I have yet to find out anything else.
We would like to know what became of him.
I have posted this in the Cambridgeshire section also but the chances of him moving away from Cambridge are fairly good.

Does anyone know Cobham?
On the 1891 census my G Grandmother was living as an "inmate" in a place that although it is hard to read looks like "Footlands" recorded next to "Poynters farm".
The head of the household is Adelaide Adams who is described as the Matron. There is my G Grandmother and five other girls and four boys, also inmates, all born in London and between the ages of 14 and 4 years.
If anyone could shed some light on what this institution might have been I would be very grateful.
Thanks.