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These
are the records I have found
in all the resources used during my research, except for the registry
office index. The original database was DbaseIV and all the files in the
ZIP folder will make the database usable in its previous format. If you
want to look at the records in another database format i.e. MS Access
you will need to Unzip the files first and then import the file with the
extension .DBF. If you have any problems e-mail me and I will try to help.
I have added the databases
as Excel files to help anyone who is not familar with database design.
This
file contains all the names I have researched in the the registry
office index books. The file is in the same format as the history
database above and will require the same procedure to view. The index
information contains only the start and end dates of the book, the registrar
will have to be contacted for more information if you think an individual
matches your search.
An
interesting publication by Cinderford
Baptist Church detailing their history, the church is still active
after many years. My family helped build it and worshipped there in the
1800's. This Church was also the local school (in the 1800's) and has
many school rooms at the rear (I think a figure of about 50 rooms in all).
I
have made this certificate
available on my web for researchers following the Holyhead family line.
It is too large to e-mail hence the download option. The file in in ZIP
format and needs to be to be unzipped using Winzip or similar. Needs Photoshop
or similar to view (.PDD extension)
Paper
Jack; The Croydon eccentric who used to dress only in newspapers and
brown paper would periodically come to our house in Montague Road, West
Croydon, for a bath. My dad would then let him sleep in our workshed for
a while, until he wanted to move on. He often shared a meal with us -
and our goats often shared his paper clothing! He was a most charming
and well educated man. He once came to meet me from school. There was
a dense fog and my mother was very worried, so Paper Jack offered to meet
me. I was only six and so proud to have such an unusual companion. - Gwen
Brice, Dartmouth, newspaper article, paper unknown. Other information
obtained about Paper Jack
from the Internet confirms he really did exist
A
series of old scanned photos of Joan
Holyhead, Daughter of John Richard Hollyhead and Gertrude Gray, in
ZIP format (contains JPG and BMP files)
