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Category Archives: Little Downham
Wordless Wednesday
Wordless Wednesday (28th September 2011) Continue reading
Posted in Little Downham, Wordless Wednesday
Tagged community, Downham, Fenland, geneabloggers, Little Downham, wordless wednesday
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Surname Saturday: GIDDINGS
Surname Saturday – it’s the turn of the Giddings family from Fleet, Lincolnshire and later from March, Cambridgeshire. Continue reading
Posted in Cambridgeshire, Giddings, Little Downham, Surname Saturday
Tagged Addenbrookes, Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Charles Lincoln, child labour, Daniel Watson Giddings, Elizabeth Giddings, Elizabeth Lincoln, First World War, fleet, Genealogy, giddings, illegitimacy, James Martin, lincolnshire, march, Potton, Providence Baptist Church, Rebecca Giddings, Rebecca Watson, Sarah Elizabeth Giddings, Sarah Elizabeth Martin, William Martin, WWI
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A life consumed
The ‘White Plague’, ‘Consumption’, ‘T.B’, Tuberculosis. If you’ve been researching your family tree, you’re bound to have stumbled across some of these phrases as causes of death (i’d only not seen the ‘white plague’ term before, but I’ve seen the … Continue reading
Posted in Bowers, Cambridgeshire, Fenland, Little Downham, Martin, Railwaymen, Wicken
Tagged consumption, disease, health, milk, nutrition, overcrowding, scarlet fever, TB, tuberculosis, ventilation, white plague
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