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Welcome to History and News Tuesday, 9 February 2010 07:54 AM UTC
A New Web SiteSince I have now retired, I have chosen to use this web site to document my Family History. If you should want to join me in the quest to find the story of my ancestors please contact me with details, of how you fit into my Family Tree, and I will give you access to do this. Anyone else can freely view most material on people who are no longer living and contribute to the more general stories. To open my Family Tree outside this frame in a new window select here
Sunday, 31 January 2010 10:33 PM UTC
Contributed by: Jerry Green
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I have transcribed this will. For ease of referring to original, line breaks are as on the original and page breaks from the original are marked by blank lines. Round brackets are as in the original but square brackets are round items I could not read.
Sunday, 31 January 2010 10:39 PM UTC
Contributed by: Jerry Green
Views: 7
In this transcript of statements given to the Prerogative Court of Canterbury [ ] indicates that I have not managed to decipher what is written there.
Monday, 4 May 2009 02:05 PM UTC
Contributed by: Jerry Green
Views: 325
Following are excepts from indenture for purchase of land in Hanslope, Buckinghamshire 10th August 1717.
William Greene is thought to be William Green I2589 on family tree, who died in Kingsthorpe in 1749. Samuel Green is thought to be William's son.
Tuesday, 24 February 2009 11:00 PM UTC
Contributed by: Jerry Green
Views: 357
I have obtained a lot of data on Land farmed by Greens in Kingsthorpe but, as yet, I haven't found maps to show where the land was.
Monday, 9 February 2009 05:00 PM UTC
Contributed by: Jerry Green
Views: 487
In 1883 the vicar of Kingsthorpe created a list of old documents, and excerpts from some, in a book called:
Kingsthorpiana or Researches in a Church Chest
I have extracted all mentions of the name Green from this book. I have also included early Greens from the Kingsthorpe parish register.
If anyone has any more information on early Greens in Kingsthorpe I would be very grateful if they could contact me.
Monday, 18 June 2007 11:49 AM UTC
Contributed by: Jerry Green
Views: 1,469
Hemswell Antique Centres founded by the late Rex and Nepi Miller, who bought the buildings in a state of disrepair back in 1986 - celebrate 21 years in business on Thursday 28th June inviting over 1000 clients to a late night jazz evening in a marquee at the Centres.
Tuesday, 6 February 2007 06:28 PM UTC
Contributed by: Jerry Green
Views: 1,308
Ironbridge is the site of the First Iron Bridge in the World. It was erected in 1779.
Monday, 2 October 2006 09:29 PM UTC
Contributed by: Anonymous
Views: 1,360
Our updated family tree is now on this website here.
Wednesday, 13 September 2006 05:43 PM UTC
Contributed by: Jerry Green
Views: 1,383
Last week Hemswell Antiques Centre offered its customers a unique opportunity - to learn about antique furniture from a practicing dealer. Given the amount of media coverage and the public interest in antiques you would think there would be antiques courses everywhere. Not so - Alex who took a place on the first course - came all the way from London because she could not find what she wanted anywhere else. There were a few fine art courses offered by the auction houses but they were far too vague and didn't offer me the hands on experience with furniture that I was looking for.
Wednesday, 19 July 2006 11:29 AM UTC
Contributed by: Anonymous
Views: 1,402
With the fluctuation in the stock market within recent months savvy investors are seeking other alternatives to conventional investments. With Antiquarian books, there is something to suit any level of investment and unlike other investments something to treasure while the investment grows. When venturing into the world of Antiquarian books the first port of call must be Biblion at Grays Antique Market. For as little as ?50.00 one can pick up a fine copy of Banks, Iain M. Feersum Endjinn. London: Orbit, 1994. Inscribed by the author on the title-page and prices then can reach the thousands for something as scarce as Brisson Ornithologia First Edition 1760, for ?20.000.00 (it is considered the most important ornithological work of the eighteenth century) so even the most discerning collector will find something of interest.
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