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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 | |
ursula hixson From: usa |
To Margaret Brandon-cox Please contact me I am Mr Poachers daughter. |
Added: April 28, 2009 | |
carol a hornsby From: ohio, usa |
Anita from Hampshire, contact me, I believe we are related ! Carol wyobrit@go-concepts.com |
Added: April 26, 2009 | |
makayla From: london |
Negitive: Is it true that there uis in fact a ghost strangler there? Positive: It looks really good there I wish I lived in Blaxhall.Too bad I live in London. |
Added: March 31, 2009 | |
Margaret Brandon-Cox From: Sweden |
As a child I lived in Blaxhall, in a big rented house (hall) with a park and shellhouse. My stepfarther was the painter Hugh Brandon-Cox and my mother ZsaZsa Brandon-Cox from Sweden. They got two children together; a boy and a girl. Our nearest neighbour was a farmer, Mr Poacher with wife. I would so much like to know the name of the house, not far from the village school (today youth hostel) and any thing you could tell me. With love Margaret, today 61 years of age. I hade my 8th birthday in Blaxhall. |
Added: March 28, 2009 |