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| James Barber From: Southery, Norfolk, U.K. |
Surely the best village website on the 'net!? Am doing my family tree, Barber, Benns, Tibbenham, Sharman, Cable, Keeble and Ling. The last three are on my deceased mother's side Brenda Eleanor Cable(husband Fred. Barber) and I have very little knowledge of any of this side of my family. If any of you are out there I'd like to make contact and I'd be very grateful. There are only two of you that I remember from my early boyhood, Keith & Alec Ling ...... come in wherever you are. Hope to hear from you, Jim B |
| Added: November 19, 2008 | |
| Paul Alan Ling From: Stowmarket |
I am Paul son of David Ling and Patricia Rowe, Grandson of David "Nipper" Ling & Lily Cable. My Great-Grandfather was Esau Ling. This site has brought to me history about the Ling's as well as the village. Any time I meet someone new called Ling I put them onto this web site! Thanks for the history and knowledge. |
| Added: November 10, 2008 | |
| David ling |
Thanks for keeping the spirit of Blaxhall alive.I am the eldest Son of lily[cable]and David [nipper]Ling, I have a sister Jennifer,she was born when we lived at highterrace, I myself was born at pump square 1940. We have two younger brothers keith and Aiec,Both have contacted this site.Although we moved to Tunstall when i seven i had contact with Blaxhall until 1958. |
| Added: November 7, 2008 | |
| Johnny Adams From: West Yorkshire, UK |
Thanks so much for the archive recordings. I only had a few opportunities to go and sample the magic that was the Blaxhall Ship but listening to the recordings keeps the memories alive. I particularly remember the time when our chartered Thames sailing barge got to Snape Quay and we walked with our instruments to the Ship and were joined by others for a really good session. An experience to savour! |
| Added: October 20, 2008 | |
| Carol From: Scotland |
I have just found this sight from my cousin in New Zealand,and I am finding it very interesting, as my mother was born and bred in Tunstall, we had a lot of lovely holidays when I was a lot younger,down there. My Mum's name was Kathleen Bailey, and she had a brother Jimmy, so I would be most grateful to anyone who reads this, that has any information on the Bailey's,where they came from originally,ect. I would be most gratefull. Kind regards. Carol Boyne |
| Added: October 9, 2008 | |
| Shelley Curtis From: Saxmundham |
I have many happy childhood memories of when I use to visit my Grandparents Nora and Geoff Ling. Grandad would always be singing and dancing at the Blaxhall Ship on a Bank Holiday Weekend and we would go for many country walks. I love looking at the old photographs and reading up on the history of Blaxhall using the site - Keep up the good work. |
| Added: October 6, 2008 | |
| Brenda Flynn From: Scotland |
Your site is excellent, full of information. My great grandfather Charles Pratt was from Little Glemham who moved to Scotland in the 1900s and his mother was Lucy Jay from Blaxhall. |
| Added: October 3, 2008 | |
| Keith Ling From: Needham Market |
Thanks for the interesting archive day on 21st Sept. I have watched the dvd I bought and it was very interesting. Well Done |
| Added: October 2, 2008 | |
| Rachel H |
Just checking Blaxhall out before coming down with some friends to stay at the youth hostel this weekend! It looks lovely - and quite safe, considering it is "over the border" from here in Norfolk!! Seriously, I love it all round there - great scenery, good walking and good food!! |
| Added: September 19, 2008 | |
| buggyman From: buggyman |
Your site is awesome. It is easily accessible and give detailed info. |
| Added: September 11, 2008 | |