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.

 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.

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.

Ironbridge is the site of the First Iron Bridge in the World. It was erected in 1779.

Our updated family tree is now on this website here.

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.

Biblion is no ordinary bookshop, but a hub for all antiquarian book lovers. Strolling through the shop one can only admire the quantity of books containing the vast knowledge of previous generations, as well as the fine array of modern first editions that any avid collector would love to own.

 Alfies Antique Market continues its design-led evolution with two major new 20th Century spaces, designed by the RIBA award-winning Amin Taha Architects. The launch of the Vincenzo Cafferella Gallery, unrivalled in Italian vintage lighting and interiors, and the eagerly awaited arrival of Decoratum, an expansive showroom dedicated to designer pieces from the 1940s to 1970s, consolidates Alfies' position as one of the world's leading destinations for the very best in original mid-20th Century furniture and accessories. The beautifully lit, open plan floors are also perfect venues for the exhibitions that will be running for the entirety of the London Design Festival in September 2006, demonstrating the relationship between cutting-edge design and the market place.