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Category Archives: Dewey
How To: Have your ancestor’s headstone cleaned and stood back up (Part One)
Article detailing the first two steps in exploring how to get my great great grandparents’ headstone cleaned and re-stood in a UK churchyard. Continue reading
Posted in Cambridgeshire, Dewey, Tombstone Tuesday, Witchford
Tagged churchyard, cleaning, gravestone, headstone, maintenance, restoration, stonemason, tombstone, tombstone tuesday
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Wordless Wednesday
Wordless Wednesday: Photography of some young men and their teacher in approximately the late 1940s – early 1950s. Continue reading
Wordless Wednesday
Wordless Wednesday – a weekly blogging theme from Geneabloggers. Continue reading
Posted in Dewey, Wordless Wednesday
Tagged Cambridgeshire, Ely, football, geneabloggers, Gordon Dewey, Haddenham, meme, theme, wordless wednesday
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The Baby and The Hornet
After giving birth to an illegitimate son, Sarah Dewey left for Australia aboard The Hornet. Continue reading
Posted in Dewey
Tagged australia, baseborn, bastard, bastardy, clipper, Commodore Perry, Craig Watson, Donald McKay, Elizabeth Boulter, Geelong, Hobson's Bay, illegitimacy, illegitimate, Isabel Watson, John Freeman Dewey, John Gooby, Joseph Kendall, Mary Tabraham, Rebecca Dewey, sailing, Sarah Dewey, Sarah Gooby, The Argus, The Hornet, Wentworth, Witchford
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Remembrance: Ernest Edward Thomas Dewey
Remembrance: Ernest Edward Thomas Dewey (1896-1991). Continue reading
Posted in Dewey, Wartime
Tagged Egypt, Ernest Edward Thomas Dewey, First World War, France, poppy, remembrance, Suffolk Yeomanry, survivor, Susan Jane Dewey, Susan Jane Moden, war, wartime, WWI
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Wordless Wednesday
Vine and Fredereck Newell (1951), originally uploaded by familytreeuk.
Surname Saturday: DEWEY
The Dewey surname is my closest linking ancestral name after my own surname. There are many Dewey name bearers in the world – including a decimal system for libraries and a cartoon duck. My own branch have lived in the … Continue reading
Posted in Cambridgeshire, Dewey, Surname Saturday, Wentworth, Wilburton, Witcham, Witchford
Tagged Cambridgeshire, Dewe, Dewey, Dewi, Dewy, Douay, Doway, Duey, Ellen Markerham, George Dewey, Mary Long, Mary Payton, River Dewi, Surname Saturday, Thomas Dewey, Waterbeach, Welsh, Wentworth, Wilburton, William Dewey, Witcham
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Wordless Wednesday
Ernest Edward Thomas Dewey (1896-1991), originally uploaded by familytreeuk.
Posted in Dewey, Wordless Wednesday
Tagged Ernest Edward Thomas Dewey, First World War, horse, private, soldier, Suffolk Regiment, war, wordless wednesday, WWI
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