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Joan Rowbottom
10-Mar-2006
Love the site
I'm doing a Billesdon Marriage Challenge at present and trying to match all the GRO for Billesdon RO from 1837-1912 and list with actual dates, spouse and place of marriage. any additons or look ups would be gratefully received. I have found a book of Tilton Banns at the Record Office, but the Marriage Register is missing - any ideas?
[I think I have this mostly done on the site - ed]
nora spilner
05-Mar-2006
PLUS my father died in tilton (1970) and there is no record of him.
nora spilner
05-Mar-2006
I am astonished to see that my surname is not on the website as my mothe (Lydia Spilner) has lived in Tilton since 1951 and is well known.
Nigel Kenward
05-Feb-2006
I am reaserching my Ancestors and on my mothers side the line is full of Liquorishes. But they are the London mob, including would you believe it (1901 Census William Liquorish born 1861 London) but with wife Drusilla plus Sidney,Daisy,Lily,Edward,Alice and finally Flossie (my beloved Granny) all from Halstead in Essex. How is that for coincidence? I would look forward to talking to your Liquorish Expert to see if our and your are connected in any way. Cheers Nigel Kenward PS I used to do motor bike trials at Tilton at an old railway embankement!
Maureen
17-Dec-2005
Thank you - have so enjoyed working through the site.
I was born and raised in Tilton and have very good memories and often return there.
I saw the gravestone of my dear friend Priscilla Hoare who died when just a young girl..
ROGER BERNAL TILTON
07-Nov-2005
LOOKING FOR TILTON,CLAN CAME TO AMERICA,1622
antony
04-Nov-2005
im looking for some one huw lived here a long time ago john burbige