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| Mike and Louise From: Lancashire |
Stopped off at The Ship one lunchtime last week. What a great pub. I knew of it through it's traditional music connections, but had never been there before. Pity we couldn't have stayed on to see Reg Reader on the Saturday. |
| Added: July 17, 2009 | |
| Mary Myers From: Dorset |
My grandmother Stella Mary Keeble lived in Blaxhall as a child she was the daughter of Edward and Annie Kate Keeble and I believe lived at Stone Common. I am bringing my mother (Stella's daughter ) to Suffolk for a weeks holiday and will be at Blaxhall on 24th July. |
| Added: July 17, 2009 | |
| Sonya Hardwicke From: London |
My father Douglas Hardwicke was born in Blaxhall, as was my Grandmother, Kathleen Knights and her father John Knights. I think I am related to many of the Knights that are still living there. I believe Jimmy (James) of 'Songs from the Ship' fame was related to me. My Grandad, Eric Hardwicke who married Kathleen was a member of the Blaxhall Rovers in the 1920s and sang with George Ling and others. Check out mustrad.org.uk/ssp/singsay1.htm#ship for a great article about the singers. If anyone knows any of my relatives please contact me. Thank you. |
| Added: July 16, 2009 | |
| m.blaxall From: felixstowe |
Hiya all, I,m Michael Blaxall, notice no H. My GGG |
| Added: July 12, 2009 | |
| Sue and Barry From: Soon to be Blaxhall !!! |
We are moving to Blaxhall 17 July and are very much looking forward to it :-). Great website thanks, with lots of interesting photos. Anyone any idea on how old Lime Tree Cottage is? I know it used to be two farm cottages before being converted into one detached house... Sue |
| Added: July 9, 2009 | |
| David Savage From: Long Melford, Suffolk |
Compliments to the web site designers and contributors. Blaxhall has always held a major place in our family, and youth. There are many stories, but you already know that.....see you over the w/e of the 25th. Best wishes, David (and John) Savage. 2 of many grandsons of Nan Priscilla. Not that we would ever call her that of course. |
| Added: July 6, 2009 | |
| Peter Jay From: Chelmsford,Essex |
Would you please try and connect with Barry Jay,of Kings Lynn,Norfolk.a contributor from Sept.2007(page 5)He and I may well be cousins.My late fathers name was George,who had a brother named Albert,(as well as many other brothers & sisters),most of which were born & bred at the bungalow known as Greencroft,Mill Common,Blaxhall. Their father and mothers names were Thomas and Celia. |
| Added: July 3, 2009 | |
| Paul Cook From: Kesgrave |
Visited Blaxhall today and saw the wonderful church - so beautiful and so welcoming. We were looking for family of my wife's gt grandmother Ellen Smith Dale who was born there in 1862. Your site does good justice to a beautiful village - well done |
| Added: May 12, 2009 | |
| Nigel Ford From: Leicestershire |
I wish all villages were as well researched and documented. Your book is a credit to all involved in it's production as is the DVD. My Ancestors the Newsons(on my Grand Mother's side)came from Blaxhall, Sadly I knew nothing of them but thanks to your site and your book I now have an insight into my roots. |
| Added: May 9, 2009 | |
| cassell johnson From: west mersea |
please can someone tell where mill house was in 1911 is it the white house next door to mr fletcher thanks Cassell |
| Added: April 28, 2009 | |