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Hello David,

I just updated the tree for Eliza and Thomas to include their children -

http://www.gingell.com/familytree/?tree=07795

If there is any further information you would like to add, please let me know. You can write to me direct at the page below -

http://www.gingell.com/familytree/?email=00001

Pronunciation is always a contentious topic. I've met several members or my not so immediate Gingell family and there have been several variations -

1. Guin (as in Guiness) jell (as in hair gel)
2. Guin (as in Guiness) jewel (as in jewellery)
3. Guin (as in Guiness) goul (as in goulash)
4. Gin (as in Gin and Tonic) jell (as in hair gel)
5. Gin (as in Gin and Tonic) jewel (as in jewellery)
6. Gin (as in Gin and Tonic) goul (as in goulash)

Personally, I favour the way my grandmother used to say it, Guin (as in Guiness) jell (as in hair gel).

Kind regards

Craig
http://www.gingell.com

I'd love to add this Charles Gingell to my Gingell family tree.

Looking through my branches, I believe this is your Charles -

http://www.gingell.com/familytree/?indi=09196

and you can view his family tree here -

http://www.gingell.com/familytree/?tree=09196

Please let me know if you'd like to update Charles' entry.

Kind regards

Craig
http://www.gingell.com

Hello,

I am tracing all instances of the Gingell name, typically found in Wiltshire, and am very interested in any further details you can provide about Margaret Gingell and John Cole.

Thanks and Kind regards

Craig