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Northamptonshire / Re: old brackley Pub
« on: Wednesday 17 February 16 11:57 GMT (UK) »
Sorry I missed it !!
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Northamptonshire / Re: old brackley Pub
« on: Wednesday 17 February 16 11:36 GMT (UK) »
I posted your query on the FB Brackley Memories site, very helpful. If you look at Right Angles website (Art shop in Brackley) you will see a photo of the Flying Horse pub in 1870. It is on the right hand side of the picture with a sign over. It was in old part of Brackley on the main road opposite what is now the Chip Shop. HTH
http://www.rightanglegallery.co.uk/brackley-photographs-and-prints/153628_flying-horse-pub-brackley-c.1870.html
http://www.rightanglegallery.co.uk/brackley-photographs-and-prints/153628_flying-horse-pub-brackley-c.1870.html
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Dumfriesshire / Re: Looking for a marriage !!
« on: Sunday 10 January 16 23:17 GMT (UK) »
Thank you GR2 - yes this is the family....thank you for helping much appreciated x
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Dumfriesshire / Re: Looking for a marriage !!
« on: Sunday 10 January 16 10:42 GMT (UK) »
Thanks for looking Don, a re-think required !!
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Dumfriesshire / Looking for a marriage !!
« on: Saturday 09 January 16 20:51 GMT (UK) »
Searching for a marriage of Katharine McKay Ramage to James Taylor, more than likely in Sanquhar or Wanlockhead circa early 1800's, first child born we think, about 1813, a boy William Taylor m Margaret McLeod. Any assistance with this Taylor family would be much appreciated from Scottish records - searched Ancestry and no marriage suitable found ! TIA
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Lancashire / William Taylor and Margaret McClay - Salford - Looking for relatives !!
« on: Monday 10 August 15 01:20 BST (UK) »
Hi All, Interested to learn if anyone has got any family connections to this couple - they were married in 1906 Salford Manchester, had following children:
Agnes Taylor B: 1905
Mary Taylor B: 1907
William Taylor B: 1911
Albert Taylor B: 1913
Alexander Taylor B: 1917
Margaret 'Peggy' Taylor B: 1920
Mona Taylor B: 1923
Lillian Taylor B: 1923
Mona Taylor is my link (Mother) Found the family in 1911 would like to know where William Taylor was between 1913 and 1917, seems a bit of an 'obvious gap between children Albert and Alex, did he go to War' - can't find any records for him in Service/Pension etc. Might have gone back to Scotland, maybe to enlist etc. If anyone can shed any light I would be most grateful ... (faobo) TIA Andy Cooper, (Buckingham).
Agnes Taylor B: 1905
Mary Taylor B: 1907
William Taylor B: 1911
Albert Taylor B: 1913
Alexander Taylor B: 1917
Margaret 'Peggy' Taylor B: 1920
Mona Taylor B: 1923
Lillian Taylor B: 1923
Mona Taylor is my link (Mother) Found the family in 1911 would like to know where William Taylor was between 1913 and 1917, seems a bit of an 'obvious gap between children Albert and Alex, did he go to War' - can't find any records for him in Service/Pension etc. Might have gone back to Scotland, maybe to enlist etc. If anyone can shed any light I would be most grateful ... (faobo) TIA Andy Cooper, (Buckingham).
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Northamptonshire / Re: Middleton Cheney
« on: Friday 18 April 14 10:11 BST (UK) »
DATING FROM THE 14TH CENTURY ALL SAINTS CHURCH IS DESCRIBED AS ‘THE HOLY OF HOLIES OF MORRIS GLASS’ AND INCLUDED IN ENGLAND’S THOUSAND BEST CHURCHES (Simon Jenkins)
If you are keen on local, or art history you are sure to find this tour entertaining, surprising and fascinating.
Our tour will help you to discover more about the beautiful stained glass and your guide will tell stories of the various and remarkable local people who cared for our church in times gone by.
You will hear tales of some great Victorian Artists, Smallpox, Stockings (!) and the English Civil War.
If you are keen on local, or art history you are sure to find this tour entertaining, surprising and fascinating.
Our tour will help you to discover more about the beautiful stained glass and your guide will tell stories of the various and remarkable local people who cared for our church in times gone by.
You will hear tales of some great Victorian Artists, Smallpox, Stockings (!) and the English Civil War.
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Warwickshire Completed Lookup Requests / Middleton Cheney
« on: Friday 18 April 14 10:02 BST (UK) »
All Saints' Church, Middleton Cheney
CHURCH TOURS- All Saints will be holding historical tours of the church on Saturday 26 April 2.00pm to 5.00pm There will be additional history displays assembled by Nancy Long the village archivist, covering the village men who served in World War 1. It will also be an opportunity to look at the village scrap books and the newly transcribed school log books. If you belong to an historic Middleton family you could well discover new information about a family member. If however you have recently moved into the village this is an excellent opportunity to find out about the roots of your new community. Entry free, refreshments available.
CHURCH TOURS- All Saints will be holding historical tours of the church on Saturday 26 April 2.00pm to 5.00pm There will be additional history displays assembled by Nancy Long the village archivist, covering the village men who served in World War 1. It will also be an opportunity to look at the village scrap books and the newly transcribed school log books. If you belong to an historic Middleton family you could well discover new information about a family member. If however you have recently moved into the village this is an excellent opportunity to find out about the roots of your new community. Entry free, refreshments available.