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Annalize(2nd February 2007 - East Grinstead)

Great site! Fantastic picture's & information about England. Will regularly check this website out!

Deborah J Monshin(2nd February 2007 - Devon)

Great website! I am moving from Devon to Cumbria and your website really helped me to find my way around my new 'local' area.

Al Fowler(31st January 2007 - Preston , lancashire)

Ace website, alot better looking at this website than doing coursework

Danielle(30th January 2007 - Switzerland)

Oh! To be in England, to speak with Bates.. What a comfort your wonderful site is for an England-homesick soul like me! I lived in England for a happy year and a half in the seventies, but as a Swiss citizen couldn't get a work permit. Now, as things have changed, I am thinking about giving it another try. If anyone has useful adresses or information/experience regarding immigration in the UK or just sweet memories to share, please don't hesitate to get in touch. Kindest regards to all England-lovers of this world!

Deirdre Williams (nee) hodge(30th January 2007 - Canada)

I am looking for old friends from Walthamstowe late 1950 I used to live on James street and went to Coppermill Road school, I moved away in late 1959 and now live in canada.

Karen(29th January 2007 - Maryland, New York, USA)

Oh, how beautiful! Someday, I hope to visit the Ennerdale area; "Wood" family lived there 1700's-late 1800's, on Birk Moss Estate before coming to Dorchester,MA,USA

Rev Dr Ray(26th January 2007 - Australia)

What a delightful place in God's garden. I should like to visit your beautiful country at the first opportunity - it really portrays peace and serenity. Bless you all!

Angie Quick(25th January 2007 - toronto canada)

I was born in London, England, 77 years ago and my love affair with this most beautiful country will last forever...we now live in Canada...and my husband and I always look forward to our visits to the U K...and touring the picturesque countryside..and then on to the excitement of London. My favourite seaside will always be Brighton/Hove and the magical villages of the Cotswolds and Devon and Cornwall are our favourites. The English countryside is just magical and time seems to stand still. In a changing world, this is something we cherish..so to quote an old wartime song...there'll always be an England...

Anissa(20th January 2007 - United States)

I absolutely love the country of England. I want to move there. I really enjoyed these pictures.

Wm. Lee(20th January 2007 - Florida, USA)

Two brothers left England in the 1600's one settled in Massachusetts and the other in Virginia.. We along with the Confederate general Robert E. Lee are from the Virginia Lee's. We are planning a trip to Manchester area to look for family members in 2007 or 2008. We were successful in locating my wifes family in Italy this summer and feel we will be able to find mine in England. They are the Lee and Givens. Love your site and will visit it often. Sincerly, Wm. Lee, (Micco Helati)

Don Robson(19th January 2007 - Fort Worth, Texas)

My Great Great Grandfather (Michael Robson) and his brother John emigrated from County Durham in 1864. His wife's name was Elizebeth. I am planning to visit Durham this year. I need to know where to start looking for information on Michael once I get to Durham.

Jeff Laughton(18th January 2007 - United States of America(Illinois))

My great-grandfather John Laughton came to the United States in 1842. He was born at Epworth, Lincolnshire, England. He was married in Thorn, Yorkshire, England

mary fergusson(17th January 2007 - Norway)

Looking for info about my gggrandfather Joshua Sykes who m. Martha Barker, Mar.16 1817.They lived in Mirfield, W. Yorks. children, Fred, Emily, Annie, Gertrude, Herbert. Have all Martha's line but can't find anything about Joshua. Hope someone can help me.

margo gower(15th January 2007 - canada)

My husbands family was from keighley in yorkshire. We are interested in finding information about the gower family. or the ling family.

Elvira - Germany(14th January 2007)

Hallo, what wonderful pictures. I have found the castle-pictures in Kent. I visit this country in august 2007. I make a garden-tour.

Estelle(14th January 2007 - Newcastle)

More beautiful pictures of Sunderland by Andrew Pocklington. Well done :-)

Ron Caldwell(14th January 2007 - Asheville, North Carolina, US)

While doing some research on my family last year, I discovered that the family of my maternal Grandfather came from Leicestershire. I traced back to 1502. The gentleman, whose first name was not available, would have been my greatX12 grandfather. He was born in a town called Thurcaston, which I could not find on the listing of towns and cities. He had two sons: Anthony, born in Thurcaston in 1528 and Ralph, born in 1542 in Weymouth, Dorchestshire (Dorset? Dorchester?). The family name was Allen. If anyone could help me to fill in some blanks, I'd be very much appreciative. Thanks.

Edith Romey(13th January 2007 - United States)

I live in the United States, but my dad was born in Kent, England. Would love to get email from anyone in the Steel or Osmotherly families

Laura E. (Gallagher) Brennan(10th January 2007 - Saginaw, Michigan, USA)

My father, Michael Joseph Gallagher was born and raised in Clacton-0n Sea, England. He is now deceased. I visited in 1971 as an infant. My grandmother Margaret E. Gallagher is still living there in a nursing home. I hope to visit again.

Susan Yannakopoulos(8th January 2007 - Bedfordshire)

Your website is very interesting, I was married at St. Mary's Church Sprotbrough in 1976 and now live 150 miles away, would love to go back to Yorkshire sometime as I do get homesick from time to time and miss hearing a yorkshire accent!