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- Peter Hill on Ida GreenThanks Sally.
- Peter Hill on About William Sanford b. 1749 -1830Hello Rachel. Very sorry that you couldn't make it to the Wivenhoe History Group meeting last week when John Foster...
- Peter Hill on Cecil Rhodes – a steamer for Lake TanganyikaHello Colin. I will forward this note to WHG member John Collins who is also the Curator of the Nottage...
- Colin Carlin on Cecil Rhodes – a steamer for Lake TanganyikaThe remains of the hull of the SS Cecil Rhodes have been found in Zambia at Mbete Bay at the...
- Rachel Benjamin on About William Sanford b. 1749 -1830Im researching my family history and trying to find out more about my family The Bartletts time living at Trinity...
- Sal Glozier-Green on Ida GreenIda Emma Green Born June 16th 1900 Died August 17th 1903
- Michael Smither on The Wivenhoe Doctor in the late 1800sI think the dating and therefor identification of this photograph is highly questionable. The two boys are riding safety bicycles...
- Pat Marsden on The Former Post Office on the Corner of the High Street and Queens RoadThank you for that additional information. A bit more investigation required to clarify their family relationship!
- WILLIAM Pratt on The Former Post Office on the Corner of the High Street and Queens RoadSarah Pratt was not the daughter of James Pratt. She was the daughter of John Pratt and Sarah Mann who...
- Pat Marsden on The Baker’s ShopI don't really know more than is cited in the summary of the gift to the church and the connected...
- Simon Green on The Baker’s ShopPat , having viewed your link , I was struck by the surname Fison. I have Elizabeth Fison connected to...
- Simon Green on The Baker’s ShopThank you for confirming that Pat. P.s. my earlier comment " top of those lane" should have read " Top...
- Pat Marsden on The Baker’s ShopI think you may be right and the houses which were demolished by the early nineteen twenties were on the...
- Simon on The Baker’s ShopCan you supply details over when these houses were demolished. I was aware of cottages/ tenement demolished at the top...
- T.A.FORSGATE on The Rev. John Robert Sinclair Carolin – MA Trinity College DublinI was told by my father that the Rector appeared at an eveninbg service covered with blood on his face...
- Linda on Mr Peter Green of Wivenhoe in his fishmonger’s shop in Eld Lane, ColchesterMy Mum was remembering Peter, so I looked up his name and found this page. What a lovely surprise. Please...
- Sheila Williamson née Suttenwood on Wivenhoe Quarry, W.G. and Mr Bill LovelessI remember old Mr William Loveless from when I was a young child. My father Alec Suttenwood used to drive...
- Carel w. Boon on Ten paddle tugs for the War Departmentthe Site Clyde built Tugs Clydebuilt Shipbuilt Database gives Fleming & Ferguson at Paisley as builder for PT 3 and...
- Tony Forsgate on Calver’s Butcher Shop in the High StreetThis butcher's shop was originally owned by Mr.King who, with his family, lived in the house situated behind the shop....
- Graham wadley on Calver’s Butcher Shop in the High StreetBefore Calvers, Mr King ran this as a butcher's shop
- Mike Daniel(Arthur's son) on Calver’s Butcher Shop in the High StreetAbsolutely lovely to see our dear father at the height of his career and looking so happy Brings back very...
- Mary Norris on The John Stewart ‘Gone Fishing’ Memorial TrophyI've just found this page. What a great memorial to John, and what a lovely inscription on the base of...
- Pat Marsden on The Old RookeryThank you for your comment. I’ve amended the text slightly to take this on board.
- Mark A on The Old RookeryInteresting, but are sure about no. 11 as I live there and it was built in the 1890s?
- Peter Hill on Wivenhoe History Group’s First 5 YearsThank you for these comments. I accept these observations. I would love to address them but we can only do...
