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Tag Archives: Haddenham
Wordless Wednesday (well, almost)
Wordless Wednesday – 1947 floods and the 2012 flooding at Haddenham and Earith, Cambridgeshire. Both causing widespread disruption. Continue reading
National Mills Weekend 2012
National Mills Weekend 2012 – visiting The Great Mill at Haddenham, Cambridgeshire. Continue reading
Posted in Miller, Newman
Tagged Daniel Cockle, Haddenham, miller, National Mills Weekend, Neville's Mill, Philip Newman, windmills
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Wordless Wednesday
Wordless Wednesday – a weekly blogging theme from Geneabloggers. Continue reading
Posted in Dewey
Tagged Cambridgeshire, Ely, football, geneabloggers, Gordon Dewey, Haddenham, meme, theme, wordless wednesday
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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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Surname Saturday: YARROW
Surname Saturday: The Yarrow family. Continue reading
Posted in Cambridgeshire, Little Thetford, Stretham, Surname Saturday, Yarrow
Tagged Achillea, Albert Yarrow, alto, Deal, Dewsbury, Dover, geneabloggers, Haddenham, inclosures, James Yarrow, Jarrow, Kent, Little Thetford, Liverpool, Liverpool Cathedral, Mary Hammond, Owen Yarrow, singing, Stretham, Surname Saturday, The Three Horseshoes, Vikings, Wilburton, William Yarrow, yarrow
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