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Looking for old friends, relatives, pen pals or have any views (publishable!) that you'd like to share read on... If you have a message for the Haddenham community, please email here |
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| Date | Views and Messages |
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| April 08 |
My daughter Gillian lives in Swindon in a 2 bedroomed housing association property. She is keen to move this way and wants to know if anyone reading this would like to do a mutual exchange with her. if interested email me and I will put you in touch. |
russnaylor@btinternet.com
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| April 08 |
I worked at Joseph Lucas (Export) Limited for 8 years, from 1959-1967. I am now in contact with an old friend from those days who has asked about Ivan Brown, who was Works Manager (and for whom I worked). I have been unable to contact him by phone and wonder if anyone would be able to assist me? |
richard@hawley46.freeserve.co.uk |
| Feb 08 |
Hi to everyone who remembers me. It is over 20 years since I left Haddenham - where did it all go? I have written a novel and it will be in the shops from 21st January. Its a crime thriller - THE PUPPET MASTER. Please have a look at my website www.gosling.f9.co.uk Maggie and I would love to hear from our old friends - we have let so much time slip away - so please send us an email if you see this or phone us 01780 720075. |
Ian Gosling ian.gosling@solidhost.co.uk
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| Jan 08 |
Doreen Higgs would like to send greetings to all her old friends, neighbours and ex horse riding pupils. Have a great new year. I am enjoying retirement in Yorkshire. |
doreen.eastcowick@btinternet.com |
| 08.01.07 from Robbie Spurgeon | Message from Robbie Spurgeon former leader of the 1st Haddenham Beaver Scout Colony I am celebrating 20 years as a Beaver Leader and have been awarded the Medal of Merit for my services to Scouting. Sorry to heat that the the Tuesday Night Colony is now without a leader. I would love to hear from any of my old Beavers to find out how they are. |
robbie_s49@yahoo.co.uk |
| After their holiday in Haddenham from Debby & Ian Was | "Hello! Haddenham was recently a highlight of our trip to England. We are from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and were in Haddenham to visit the PLATER display at the museum. I am researching the Plater family history and wanted to see the village my PLATER ancestors came from. What a delightful village! It is so beautiful - we took dozens of photos and walked through your picturesque streets. We stayed at the Cover Point B&B and would like to thank Pam & Nigel for their hospitality. The "Rose and Thistle" was definitely my favourite place to eat! We would also like to thank Michael Whitney for the visit to the museum and the copy of his book. I think the people of Haddenham should be proud of the wonderful job they have done in preserving the history and beauty of their homes and village. Hopefully, I will be back! If anyone is interested in the PLATER family history, please contact me. | |
| 17.08.06 from Lyn Maddock | Hi, are there any Plastows in Haddenham interested in what happened to some branches who moved to Australia in the 1874. John Plastow and Mary Howes with their children John Thomas Plastow, Herbert, Mary A, Arthur, George and Henry? |
darcymad@tpg.com.au
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19.05.06 from Ksooty |
The Turner Family. Does anyone have any information about the following? Great Grandparents George & Sarah Turner lived at Fort End Square, Haddenham in the early 1900's with children Daisy & Herbert Clarke, & Minnie & Elsie Turner. Daisy (my Grandmother) married Harry Page in 1917 & was living in Rosemary Lane, Haddenham in the early 1920's. Am trying to find the source of the original surname of Clarke. Would be grateful if anyone could help with this, or provide any further details which would help. | |
| 22.03.06 from Wendy Sargeant (Mrs) | Hello, Is there any chance of someone looking in the church records to see if there is mention of George Higgins ,my great great great grandad, born 1808 in Aston Stanford. He may have been the son of Thomas and Elisabeth and brother to John, (twins) Ann & Ruth, Kezia and Rachel but there seems to be a gap of 7 years in which he and others might have been born. I would be very grateful for any assistance. I hope to visit the area later this year and wondered if it is possible to visit the local churches and browse any records. Maybe you would be kind enough to give me some contacts. Yours sincerely |
Wendy Wendave6@aol.com |
| 29.01.2006 from Lyn Johnston | Hi, I'm researching William Thomas Mew who as born in Haddenham around 1866. He went on to become a Police Officer. Is there anyone who has come across any information about him at all please? He moved out of the area to London by mid 1880's I believe. If you could please help with any info I would really appreciate it. Thanks. Lyn in Australia |
Lyn lynj@twmba.net |
| 02.01.06 from Paul Nottingham | I am doing some family research and trying to find any information about the Nottingham family who lived in and around Haddenham from around 1800 onwards. Is there anyone who does family research in Haddenham? Please do let me know. Many thanks. |
Paul pnottingham2000@yahoo.com |
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| 09.09.05 from Sheila Woodward | Hello, my name is Sheila Woodward. I am looking for members of the Ayers family in Haddenham. I see on your newspage that you have a Jim Ayers. I wondered if this is my uncle Jim who was married to Sheila. He would be 75 now. Jim and Daisy had a son Jimmy 51 and a daughter Sheila, about 49. My mother is Constance nee Ayers, born October 31 1926. I live in Long Eaton, Nottingham. Please contact me with any information as I am researching my family tree, and would love to get in contact with my maternal family. |
Sheila lyn3me@yahoo.com |
| 09.09.05 from Ian Nicoll | We have had a lengthy email from Ian who writes that he now lives in France and has recently tried to get in contact with a contributor of this page, Jennifer Holland. He is researching his family history - family names of Payne, Meeres and Heslop all with associations with Haddenham from 1880's onwards. From the details of Jennifers's email back in September 2003 there are some possible connections. If anyone can help please contact him on the email address opposite. Thank you. |
Ian IWNICOLL@aol.com |
| 20.07.05 from Karen Knighton | Message for David Wyatt - This is a long shot, but if David Wyatt who left a message on 3.12.01 re John Wilson reads this could he please get in touch!! I am descended from Abel’s sister Sophia. |
Karen Knighton karenknighton@hotmail.com |
| 30.06.05 from Richard Clay | My name is Richard and my great grandmother Mary Earl Clay was born in Haddenham in 1860. She married a 'Wallace' and moved to Australia where she remained for the rest of her life. I have inherited 2 beautiful pencil sketches of hers done when she was 17 years old in 1878. One is of a castle which we cannot recognise where it is and the other is a beautiful portrait of Princes Charlotte of Wales. Does anyone know whether Mary Earl Clay was a prominent artist or any other information that would help me with my search? Thank you. |
Richard Clay richardww7@ozemail.com.au |
| 23.06.05 from Julie Carey (nee Loughram) |
I was born in Haddenham in Moorcraft
House, Church End, and was christened and married in St Mary's. I spent
most of my childhood in the village and have many fond memories of my
time spent here and was keen to return to see how much it had changed.
Much to my delight not much of the old village has changed, admitted
there is urban sprawl on the outskirts, but the heart of the village is
still the same. I now live and work in Australia and have done for 23 years. As it is our 25th wedding anniversary this year my husband and I decided a European tour would be our gift to each other. As the Australian dollar is not very strong at the moment we needed to work in order to achieve this and thanks to the girls at Box-Com who found Steve & I temporary jobs very quickly we have been able to earn a bit of money and still fit in some travel as well. |
Julie Carey (nee Loughram) jsbem@hotmail.com |
| 21.06.05 from Sylvia Pigarella | I work at the Cultural Centre in Tubize, Belgium and I am trying to trace the family of a British Soldier who died in our town in 1944. His name was Owen Alexander Gulland and he along with two comrades who were killed as well during WW2 are considered heroes. Any information would be most helpful. |
Sylvia Pigarella sylviapiga@yahoo.fr |
| 18.05.05 from Chris Whetstone | I would love to hear how the Holmes family (esp. Judith) who lived at Church End are doing. Seeing the photos of the pond on the website brought back nice memories. | Chris Whetstone off2thai@yahoo.com |
| 17.05.05 from John Leaper | My wife's father and grandfather (Makepeace) lived in Haddenham and enjoyed the company of a local lad - Kid Lewis. Does anyone know of the Kid? who he was and where he went to? Any information will be gratefully received by John. | John Leaper josile@btopenworld.com |
| 11.03.05 from Anna Malinovska | Between 1977 and 1980, I interviewed a number of ex-RFC/RAF personnel who had served in the First World War, to create a video archive of their reminiscences, which was commissioned by The Royal Air Force Museum in Hendon. One of my interviewees was Sir Herbert Thompson RNAS/RAF, whom I interviewed at Fair Acre, Church Way, Haddenham, on 19 May 1977. This material is now being incorporated in a book which is to be published later this year, and I am researching into the biographical details of the men I interviewed as part of this project. This is proving difficult, as these men are all long dead. I would be most obliged if you could contact me with any information you might have about Sir Herbert Thompson. | Anna Malinovska brumel@terraemotus.freeserve.co.uk |
| 17.12.04 from Malcolm Powell |
Hello,
Firstly, I would like to say how wonderful it was to find Haddenham
on the internet. Having been brought up in the village, it will
always have a place in my heart. A Brief History: My name is Malcolm Powell and moved to Quakers Mede with my Mother and Father in 1971 at just 18 months old. Eventually we moved to Brighton in 1982 and have remained here since. Haddenham provided all of us with fond memories and have spent many a time talking about them. My father John and mother Celia new many people in the village and from the stories, I gather they enjoyed many a party or two! My father was also involved with the fine ale houses and in particular enjoyed wondering from pub to pub and chanting "aroom aroom, brave gallants aroom" in the local Mumas play (oh the stories I've heard about that). He even managed to save the village hall from complete destruction whilst staggering home from the pub one night he noticed the hall on fire and reported it to the Police?! the puzzled police put him on to the Fire Brigade and the hall was rescued. I myself, enjoyed the village having made many friends and joining in with the Roller Skate activities at the old village hall. I also played my part in local activities such as the Cubs and then the Scouts, even helping at an archaeological dig at the church. I went to school at both the Church School and the Middle School and have many memories of walking from the Church School to the Dinner Hall (Is it still there and being used ?). The most memorable thing that happened to me was the filming of the Muppet Movie by the Church Pond. At this time I was at the middle school where they asked for volunteers to play cricket on the green. In the hope that I might skip a few classes I promptly volunteered myself. Imagine my excitement when on the first day we found out that we were to be in the movie. Not to mention meeting all the Muppets in real life. My mother has newspaper clippings of Muppets experience should want to use this on your site. Reason for Email: The main reason for sending this email is my quest to find an old school recipe, believe it or not. As I mentioned, we used to walk from the Church School to a Dinner Hall, where we ate with other schools from the village. Apart from the liver which I never liked the one recipe that I loved and will always remember was a serving of what I can only describe as a Cheese Puff. From memory they were round and about the size of tennis balls with an orange colour. The outside was a crispy cheese batter with a soft yellow, light cheese filling. I have scoured the internet in the hope of finding the recipe but can not find it anywhere. Can you help me with my quest and perhaps direct me to someone that does know of the recipe. I would like to wish all at haddenham.net a merry Christmas and if I can be of any help to the cause I will gladly help. |
Malcolm Powell trsmp@btconnect.com |
| 7.12.04 from James Dillon | MERRINGTON. Mr Dillon would be very appreciative of any information regarding Mrs Mary Merrington who lived in the Fort End area of the village up to the early 1990's when he believes she moved into a nursing home. She had relatives in Cambridgeshire. | Please respond with any information to haddenham.net@box-com.biz and we will forward this to Mr Dillon. |
| 28.11.04 from Laura (Clarke) Dunham |
CLARKE FAMILY CONNECTIONS. Hello, I'm looking for information about my ancestors, the Clarkes of Haddenham. Here's what I know: Israel Clarke was born in 1774 and died in 1861 in Haddenham. He was a stone mason/bricklayer. He had a brother named Anthony, and their father was William, married to Elizabeth. Israel's son, Joshua Clarke, was also born in Haddenham in 1829 and died in 1917. He was an agricultural worker and fruit and vegetable dealer. He had a wife named Betsy Beale and several children, including a son named Caleb, born 1851 or 1857, who married Annie Jones. Caleb's son was Herbert Gladstone Clarke, my grandfather, born in 1881, who emigrated to the U.S. in 1883. I'd like to know anything about this family, and whether or not the line continued in Haddenham after Joshua. You can reach me at lgad@mindspring.com. Thanks so much for any information you can provide! I hope to visit Haddenham next summer. Laura [Clarke] Dunham, Chapel Hill, North Carolina |
Laura Dunham lgad@mindspring.com |
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30.10.04 from Anthony White |
I am look for anyone that might have
known my father, Maurice Lewis White he was a farm worker in Great
Hampton Aston Sanford also I am looking to see if anyone knows of a Field
view in Aston Stanford as that was the Place of my birth. My Father was married to Mytle Olive May White formally known as Gravett. Any information would be a help to me as I have been looking for a long time now to trace my Father. |
Anthony White cwnut1232003@yahoo.co.uk
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21.08.04 from Christine Rose |
Rose/Hayes
family. I am seeking information from family connections about the Rose
/ Hayes family. My g.g. grandmother Mary Hayes Rose is buried at Haddenham. Her husband Isaac Rose subsequently settled in Australia. I am also interested in the Rose / Garrett connection. We will be visiting Haddenham, from photographs certainly looks like a delightful village. |
Christine Rose bandcmuller@optusnet.com.au |
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01.07.04 from Alan Tims |
I am looking for a friend I had in Haddenham 20+ years ago. Her name was Suzie Kelly (Coleman). I believe she married again and I would like to hear from her. |
Alan Tims alan@groundhog.com.au |
| 26.04.04 from Paul Luckett |
Have you a photo of the railway station built 1906? It was designed by Guest Luckett. I would like to get a picture of it if possible. See PRO REF RAIL 239/50, 239/52, 239/53. |
Paul Luckett pluckett@epo.org. |
| 22.04.04 from James Giles-Browne |
Ex Windmill Road, 1967-1978, many friends, memories and family photos. I recognise your names on this website, friends reunited. Anyone remember me? | James
Giles-Browne james-browne@blueyonder.co.uk |
| 22.04.04 from Kim Seager |
I am tracing my family tree, and my great grandfather was Frederick Bryant, born in Haddenham in 1878. His parents were William (born 1854 in Cuddington) and Elizabeth (nee Johnson). I wondered if there are any Bryants still living in Haddenham or Cuddington. I would be grateful for any information. | Kim
Seager k_seager@tiscali.co.uk |
| 26.03.04 from Jess Faulkner and Olivia Stephens |
We love Haddenham because we live there and we are the best therefore Haddenham is the best! | Jess
Faulkner and Olivia Stephens 2hjfaulkner@ahs.bucks.sch.uk |
| 25.03.04 from Leonie Graham |
Wonderful website, I hope Haddenham itself is just as nice, we are looking to move somewhere in this area, and I can't wait to visit. Can
anybody help me find out... |
Leonie
Graham lagraham@btopenworld.com |
| 19.11.03 from Kevin Higgs |
Hi Everyone. I am Kevin Higgs. I lived in Haddenham up till 1992. I then moved away to Uni in Birmingham and now live in Leighton Buzzard. Do you remember me or any of my family? My mum used to give pony rides to the local kids. Please drop me an email or phone, if you would like to touch base after all this time. | Kevin
Higgs kevinhiggs@incamail.com Mobile |
| 05.09.03 from Jennifer Holland |
I visited this website because my ancestors used to live in Haddenham. My mother was born in the village in 1921 and lived there until she was 10 years old. My Grandfather went to school there and I have some old certificates that he was given while there. I also have some old Church magazines which my Great Grandmother kept. Plus some old photographs which may interest you. Looking at the photo of Green Dragon Cottage I think this may be the house they used to live in. I have visited the village on numerous occasions and am impressed by this website. I have found it very interesting. | Jennifer Holland jennyholland@aol.com |
| 29.08.03 from Carol Miller |
Hello, I am Carol Miller from Salisbury North Carolina. United States. I am looking for a e-mail pal in one of the towns there. I am researching my family, the Dortons and found the town Buckinghamshire. I am a 63 year old lady that loves English movies, I think the English actors are wonderful, read mostly English fiction. I would like to find someone to tell me about the customs and life in a village. If there is someone there who would care to write, my email address is (see right). Thank you for your time. | Carol
Miller carollee@carolina.rr.com |
| 25.08.03 from Dorene Warren |
My grandparents lived in Haddenham in the 30's and 40's ..their names were Daisy and Albert Middleton. I would dearly love help in filling the gaps as seen in my memories shown in full at this link. | Dorene Gates nee Warren djgates43@aol.com |
| 23.05.03 from Georgina Sales |
Hi. Good to be able to see what my town of birth looks like. My family moved to Birmingham when I was 14months old. So hello to anyone who remembers me and my family. |
Georgina
Sales soltown2002@yahoo.co.uk |
| 28.02.03 from Alex Northam |
Hello, Alex Northam here again (I posted below a few years ago) I wanted to update my email address, it is now either alexnortham@hotmail.com or alexnortham@aol.com . I saw Martin Burniston's name, and remembered him, I wonder if he remembers me?!? If anyone sees him tell him hi for me, and that I saw Chris Price and Eddie Oakes in London a couple of years ago when I flew in from Texas. Good Times!! I hope to visit Haddenham sometime, since it has been 13 years since I have been back. | Alex
Northam alexnortham@hotmail.com or alexnortham@aol.com |
| 23.01.03 from Laura Morrison |
What a great site, I wonder if anyone can help us. We live in Pinner and my daughter will be doing her work experience this summer at St Tiggywinkles. The problem is the journey. Our nearest station is Harrow on the Hill which I believe connects to Aylesbury with Chiltern Railways, would it be easier to then get a bus from Aylesbury or to get to Haddenham Parkway station, if so how far is it to walk from there to St Tiggywinkles? We really need a bit of local knowledge! (She has her heart set on working there and won't hear on trying for somewhere nearer home.) |
Laura
Morrison laura.21@talk21.com |
| 13.01.03 re the Swannells |
Hello
Haddenham I am currently looking into my family tree & was amazed to find my relations were all born in Haddenham. I found the web site on Haddenham really useful in helping me to see were my relations lived. I was also wondering if anyone in Haddenham can remember my family. They were the Swannells Sarah , George, Rebecca & Joeseph I believe Joeseph kept cows on Rosemary lane . Sarah & her children George & Rebecca came to live in Sheffield near to her youngest son William .If anyone does have any recollections of the SWANNELLS I would be most grateful to hear from you. Many thanks. |
Lesley
Watson lesleyata2a@tiscali.co.uk |
| 01.01.03 from Christine Salahi |
A friend of mine who lives in Haddenham sent me a link which enabled me to get to your website. I lived in Haddenham from 82-92 in Sheerstock with my husband and 2 children who went to Haddenham County First School. We are now living in California, but still miss Haddenham very much and would love to communicate with anyone who remembers the Salahi family It was lovely browsing through all the web pages and looking at all the photos, it brought back many fond memories. We look forward to hearing from someone soon. | Christine
Salahi christine2553@yahoo.com |
| 12.12.02 | I lived in a thatched cottage called The Nook on Windmill Road when I was a baby. We have lots of photographs of this lovely cottage and I love to go and see it on any trip to Bucks. A recent picture of my old home on the web page would be lovely. Can anyone oblige? I've always promised my mum that if I win the lottery I will buy The Nook for her - we've never lived in anything quite like it since! Haddenham is a very special place to all of us. | chuckleplum@yahoo.com |
| 06.12.02 from Samir Jack |
I don't know if you remember me anyone. My name when we were living in Haddenham was Samir Jack, we lived at 144 Sheerstock and I am now 13 years old. we moved to Azerbaijan in April 2000. If anyone wants to contact me then email me. (see right) | Samir
Jack-Kadioglu macaroni_cheese45@hotmail.com |
| 29.11.02 from Sue Loftus (nee Wood) |
I
have recently moved back to the village after 4 years of living in
Aylesbury - It's good to be back ! I was wondering if anybody out there may have any old photographs of my new house - the house stands in Stanbridge Road, No 9 - (opposite the post office and stores). I believe it was built in the 1930's and have found the names of two people who lived there - can anybody help with more information?? |
Sue
Loftus (nee Wood) susan.loftus@kcl.ac.uk |
| 05.11.02 from Nicki Church |
My family lived in Haddenham from 1968 until 1986. My name is Nicki Church, I went to Mandeville School from 76-80, the Floyd from 80-82. If any one remembers me or any of my family please e-mail me - see right. | nobrien@goringberry.co.uk |
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from Judith Hunter |
I am looking for descendents of George and Jane Ivatt. They lived in the Haddenham area during the years of 1870ish to 1902ish. They had several children including Abraham born 1894. Abraham is my grandfather and he was brought to Canada by his oldest brother James. Brother George would follow them later. | Judith
Hunter jhunter5@hotmail.com |
| 03.12.01 from David Wyatt |
I
am trying to trace distant relations! My great-grandmother was the daughter of a Haddenham man - John Wilson - who moved to London around 1870 to work on the railways. I have a photo of him, and we've searched the parish registers to put together a family tree, but we would love to trace old pictures or memories of his family, the rest of whom seem not to have strayed from Haddenham. John's father was Abel Wilson - who is buried somewhere in the churchyard, though I haven't been able to find the grave. The double gravestone to the left of the church doorway belongs, though, to Abel's brother James and two of his wives! If anyone reading this is a descendant, or knows one, please drop me a line - I'd love to find out more. |
David Wyatt yahoo-dev-null@yahoo-inc.com |
| 19.10.01 from Stuart Brown |
Hi does anyone remember me! My name is Stuart Brown. I am now 16 years old. I used to live in Haddenham and I went to St. Mary's School, I left Haddenham in my last year of school, aged 7 and moved to Somerset. I would really like to hear from anybody who knew me, especially friends from school. | Stuart Brown stuart_jbrown@hotmail.com |
| 17.09.01 from Mark Thompson |
Do you remember me! I am Mark Thompson and now live in London. My family lived at 10 The Gables between 76 and 84. Both me and my bro Stephen went to Mandeville. I'd be interested to hear from old friends. Specifically Michael Roots, Wardy (you know who you are) the Cartwright clan, Nick Trimmer, Dave Bowman, Edgar Zaldoua, Carol Nichol, or any of the other reprobates I used to roam the village with. Or Miss Freeth the English teacher from Mandeville. Or Twizzle Plastow, or Anne Sessions (although we never did get on) So many names and good memories. If anyone does remember Mark Thompson drop me a line. | Mark Thompson mthomp29@csc.com |
| 25.07.01 from Des Ramsay |
Thank
you very much for posting my notice on your web site. With the kind
assistance of Martin Burniston I have located Barbara Lavender, and have
already exchanged correspondence with her. So you may safely remove the
notice from the bulletin board. I appreciate your help, and wish you all well in your promotion of Haddenham - a place which is definitely top of my list of "most important places to visit next". |
Thanks for letting us know Des come and see us when you visit Haddenham. |
| 20.06.01 from Des Ramsay |
I am planning to visit an old and dear friend who lived at 7 Anxey Way - as I can't find her listed in any directories, I am hoping someone may offer to go and visit to see if she still lives there and let me know by email how to contact her - her maiden name was Barbara Lavender - is there anyone who may be able to help? |
Des
Ramsay des@is.co.za |
| 22.05.01 from Alex Wong |
Hi I don't live in Haddenham but my dad does and when I visit him I really enjoy the piece and quiet. I live near Cambridge and when I visit I like to go in to the "Peaking Rendezvous" because I like the staff. the people I like most are Steven And one of the head chiefs. if any of the staff read this please e-mail back to fwon01@hotmail.com Alex Wong | Alex Wong fwon01@hotmail.com |
| 20.12.00 from Sue Howlett |
I am researching the Howlett family who lived at Scotchgrove (Scotsgrove) in the 19th century and were very involved with the Particular Baptists Chapel and Sunday School. If anyone has any information or even old pictures I would be extremely interested, although I can't get over to your neck of the woods very often. Best wishes and Happy New Year. | Sue Howlett Sue@suehowlett.freeserve.co.uk |
| 12.11.00 from Tom Price |
My name is Tom Price I used to go to Mandeville Secondary School does any body remember me from Haddenham? I am now 39 years old and living in Melbourne Australia . Thanks. | Tom Price pommyone@optushome.com.au |
| 08.11.00 from George Solley |
On a recent visit to Aylesbury Museum we were delighted to find a book called 'Haddenham in Camera' by Michael Whitney (Quotes Ltd 1990) which featured pictures of my mother-in-law's uncle and nephew who were carriers before WW2 and whose parents ran a shop in the village I believe. Despite trying the usual sources we have been unable to obtain this book which would make a lovely Xmas present for her (her name is Irene Rodrick, nee Mallins). If you are able to assist in any way I would be most grateful. Thank you. George Solly |
George
Solly george.solly@virgin.net Tel: 0118 945 4694 |
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13.07.00 from Dawn |
In anyone else in Haddenham a Superman fan? Or more specifically Christopher Reeve or Dean Cain? Did you know that parts of Superman IV were filmed in Milton Keynes? - (OK so that's not Haddenham but it is nearby). Dj in the UK | Anyway get in touch if you are a fan. You can email me at D.A.Jones@amstuds.hull.ac.uk |
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