Monthly Archives: March 2012

Count Down Blogging A-Z – April Challenge 2012

Hosted by Tossing It Out this looks to be a great challenge. Here are the details It is still not too late to join. I spent several weeks contemplating whether to have a theme or a random sent of posts. I eventually decided on … Continue reading

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The Forge Normandy 1917

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Weekend Cooking – 25 Family Style Lemon Recipes Edited by Linda Pogue

I love citrus foods, oranges, lemons and limes, but lemons are my favourite. So I was pleased to discover this e-book collection of Family Style Lemon Recipes recently. There is a nice mix of sweet and savoury  – beverages, breads, … Continue reading

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Postcard Friendship Friday – Manor Farm, Wanborough circa 1915

This is the Manor Farm at Wanborough that my Grandfather would have known. My Butcher family farmed here until 1930 when the moved across to Guildford to farm at Manor Farm Onslow Village. Part of my Guildford & District Collection. … Continue reading

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Wyke Church Normandy

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Shackleford Village circa 1906

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Shackleford Church

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52 Weeks of Abundant Genealogy – Week 13 – Local Societies

Week 13. Local Societies: Local genealogical and historical societies are the lifeblood of genealogy. Members and volunteers give their time and money to preserve local history and promote family history. Tell us about a local society for which you are thankful. … Continue reading

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Carnival Of Genealogy 116 – Picture/Story for Women’s History Month.

This pretty young woman is my Great Great Aunt, Emma Jane Harris, although she was born to her parents just before they married!Emma Jane was born on the 1st November 1864 in Puttenham Surrey the daughter of Henry Harris and … Continue reading

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Shackleford Post Office circa 1905

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