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Category Archives: Ely
The lost and unloved Nokes family Bible
A family bible for the Nokes family (seemingly of Essex) sits unloved in the corner of an antiques store in Ely, Cambridgeshire. Continue reading
Wordless Wednesday
Wordless Wednesday – Geneabloggers meme. Continue reading
Posted in Ely, Wordless Wednesday
Tagged Ely Cemetery, geneabloggers, meme, wordless wednesday
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Wordless Wednesday
Staff at Granger’s Fruit Preserving Co. (Ely), originally uploaded by familytreeuk.
Posted in Ely, Wordless Wednesday
Tagged Bray's Lane, Ely, factory, Granger, Granger's Fruit Preserving Co, jam, manufacturing, preserve, wordless wednesday
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Tombstone Tuesday
Two gravestones in Ely Cemetery, Cambridgeshire from the CROSS and JEFFERY families. Continue reading
Posted in Cross, Ely, Jeffery
Tagged burial, Ely Cemetery, geneabloggers, grave, headstone, Kezia Cross, Richard Jeffery, Susan Jeffery, tombstone tuesday, Whybrow Cross
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Tomb-Tree Tuesday
The Mound, originally uploaded by familytreeuk. This large mound in the city cemetery at Ely, Cambridgeshire is believed to be the mass grave for many people who died during an epidemic. It may have been something like cholera, which swept … Continue reading
Posted in Ely, Geneabloggers
Tagged burial, cemetery, cholera, Ely Cemetery, epidemic, graveyard, mass grave, mound, tombstone tuesday
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Surname Saturday: NEWMAN
The Newman family of Cambridgeshire are this week’s Geneabloggers topic for ‘Surname Saturday’ – a story of illegitimacy, windmills and dinosaur poop. Continue reading
Posted in Cambridgeshire, Ely, Haddenham, Levitt, Miller, Newman, Surname Saturday
Tagged accident, Alfred Newman, Cambridge Chronicle, Cambridgeshire, Charles Newman, coprolites, dinosaur poo, elias dann, Elias Newman, Elizabeth Whitehead, Ely, Emma Levitt, fenstanton, Haddenham, Hannah Squire, Huntingdonshire, illegitimacy, John Newman, John Seymore, Lydia Ingle, Philip Newman, Rebecca Newman, Robert Pate, Somersham, Swaffham Bulbeck, William Pate, windmill
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Wordless Wednesday
Newman funeral group 1925, originally uploaded by familytreeuk.
Posted in Cooper, Ely, Newman, Wordless Wednesday
Tagged 1925, Alfred Newman, funeral, Harriet Cooper, Harriet Newman, St Mary's Church, wordless wednesday
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