Earls Barton - Ingram

[seahall]

Doh. Julie.

How many times do I look up for an inquest in the Northants papers for folk.

It might be an idea to ask on the London Boards for the area you want
and list all details hoping SKS will be willing to assist you. 

Sandy

[Edrubava]

Thank you again Sandy.

Will try that right now   

[seahall]

Hi Julie.

I have managed to make an "excel file" now of most of your rellies in
Earls Barton and sorted out some graves whilst trying to watch
the Remembrance Service and other programmes over here.

So watch out for them arriving. 

Sandy

We Will Remember them.

[seahall]

Hi Julie.

Glad they all arrived okay. 

It does take a long while to type the file and check it is accurate
against the original records.

Glad to have been of help, although it was a long time arriving.

Sandy

[Marton]

just a little info, my husband remembers buying sweets at a shop in Wellingborough Rd E.B when he was a boy,(that should tell you how old he is!) there was a grocers shop there, but he doesnt think the number would be 143, there was also a bakers shop his sister tells us, as she had her wedding cake made by a Hedley Ingram
When we are able to contact a cousin whose Mother was an Ingram, if there is any more to tell we will let you know
regards Marton

[seahall]

Hi.

I seem to have a picture of Hedley and his family saying "outside the shop".

I thought he was a doctor?

Will have to look at the other piccies some time.

Sandy

[Edrubava]

Hello Marton

Thanks very much for your information on the Ingrams, and the shop that your husband used! 

I seem to have no spare time at the moment, but as soon as I do I'll get stuck into the Ingrams again!

Thanks Sandy!

[seahall]

Hi Julie.

I have now sent the piccie.

My friend used to live in a cottage (made into 2) besides the Church and
as we always used to say she was never bothered by the neighbours. 

Sandy

[Edrubava]

Hi Sandy

Photo received with many thanks!!!

I hope to have a bit more spare time soon to be able to catch up with all that briliiant work you've done