Visitors' Book

N/GOR.12.

In Loving Memory Of
A Wonderful Mum and Dad
ARTHUR PLANT
12.8.27 ~ 2.1.21
Also His Beloved Wife
DOLLY PLANT
30.3.29 ~ 11.1.21
Forever Together

S223.

 

In Loving Memory
Of
Alfred 'John' Haines
20.02.1934 ~ 16.09.2016
A much loved Husband,
Dad and Grandad
Always in our thoughts.
And His Wife
Doris 'June' Haines
01.06.1934 ~ 13.01.2022
A Dearly loved Wife,
Mum and Nan
Together Again

 

S229.

TREASURED MEMORIES
OF
PHILLIP DAVID
EVANS
1st NOV 1984 ~ 13th MAY 2020
AGED 35 YEARS
PASSED AWAY SUDDENLY AT HOME
LEAVING BEHIND HIS
LOVING MOTHER, BROTHER
SISTER-IN-LAW, AND NIECE.
ALWAYS IN OUR THOUGHTS AND HEARTS.
WE WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU

S230.

 

TREASURED MEMORIES
OF
MALCOLM JEFFREY
MARSHALL
'Sadly missed'
04-01-1945 ~ 16-08-2020
A Much Loved Husband, Dad
Grandad & Great-Grandad

 

S236.

 

TO JESUS
In Loving Memory
Of
MARY ELIZABETH
WATERHOUSE
29.10.1938 ~ 22.10.2021
Beloved Wife of John, Loving Mom
to Mark & Richard, Mother-In-Law
to Jo and Beccy & Grandma, to James,
Jess, Luke, & Lucy

 

CA7.

LIVES LIVED
JEAN IVES
23 SEPTEMBER 1933
23 FEBRUARY 2013
JAMES FREDERICK
IVES
27 NOVEMBER 1932
7 APRIL 2020

What we can learn from the 1921 census

Back in January of this year, Maureen Spinks and Shirley Tutton spoke to members about the 1921 census which had just been published.  Maureen had just been to The National Archives at Kew to download all the images for Badsey, Aldington and Wickhamford.  A team of volunteers was on hand to begin transcribing the records.  In double-quick time, the records were published on our website. The results of the census have now been analysed.  Maureen painted a picture of what our villages were like a hundred years ago and compared the results with national figures.

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