Continuing the story of her family Judith talks about her parents ...............
Parents mould our lives; in this story of her life Joyce talks about her parents and the stories of their lives.
Margaret talks about her parents and says she could not have wished for better or more caring parents.
Ruth shares her memories of her father - John Payne.
Pat has no personal memories of her parents because of the circumstances surrounding her birth.
Helen traces the llives of her parents, George Michael Walker and Joan Mary Gibbs. They were married in 1950 in UK and emigrated to Australia, George in 1952 and Joan in 1951. George worked for BHP Whyalla until his retirement and Joan raised their children and immersed herself in the local...
SAMUEL JONATHAN WAYMENT 1846-1912 Samuel Jonathan Wayment was born May 28, 1846 in Cambridgeshire Parish of Whaddon, England. Samuel was the third of eight children. His parents were William Wayment, who was born in Whaddon, Cambridgeshire, England on May 4, 1820 and Martha Brown Wayment, born in Bassingbourn, Cambridgeshire, England...
By Shirley Orchard Edgar was born 8 November 1908. A Sister Jensen, mid-wife, helped bring him into the world. His grandmother Dopp was present to care for him, his mother, and the other children until Marion was up and around again. Baby Edgar was named after a cousin of...
Prompt o' the day is : List 5 life rules to live by that are uniquely yours. "Rules are for the obedience of fools and the guidance of wise men". -Douglas Bader I've never given any thought to the idea of "having rules to live by".. But, after some thought I...
Joyce recalls her grand parents from both sides of her family. She has done some excellent research about all her ancestors and their many talents.
Graham talks about his grandparents in Adelaide, South Australia.
Annette tells the story of one of her ancestors linked to the famous Coutts banking family and who was, at her time, the richest woman in Britain - Baroness Angela Burdett-Coutts.
Bill recalls his grandparents as far back as 1860.
Judith tells the stories about her grandparents....
Ruth recalls her grandparents
Being an orphan Pat has few memories of her parents, let alone her grandparents. Here Pat recalls what she has managed to learn about her grandfather - the Laughing Policeman.
Margaret talks about her grandparents. One of her grandfathers dies when his fishing trawler was lost at sea leaving his wife to bring up five children in Grimsby. A story of courage and perseverence.
Jill Sayner recalls her grandfather, R H Tilbrook, who was the proprietor of the "Northern Argus" in Clare, South Australia. The paper was founded by his father ( H H Tilbrook) who was also noted for his early photographic work.
Helen did not know her maternal grandparents, John Edward Gibbs and Millicent Read. However she tells an interesting story of their lives as well as the feats of some on their more notable ancestors.
Quinn’s Hill Mrs. Anna Quinn was old and frail. We youngsters who lived on Church Street in Netcong, New Jersey remember her as tiny and wrinkled; and she walked slowly and deliberately. Maybe she was 85, maybe 90. But she was a sweetheart. She was always kind and...
