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Title: Alston Gravestones
Post by: Adamand on Monday 14 January 08 20:27 GMT (UK)

Hi. I ventured out of Co Durham and collected what gravestone inscriptions that I could from St Augustines, parish church of Alston. Although the graveyard is kept in very good condition the gravestones are in a very poor condition. I think it must be a combination of the poor quality stone and the
exposure to harsh weather conditions. Here are the surnames that were readable. Milburn,Craig,Gill?,Wilson,Fair,Carrick/Garrick?,Walton,Bell,Little,
Stagg,Walton,Cooper,Hodgson,Smith,Snowdon,Ridley,Vipond,Westmoreland,
Borrow,Laws,Bullickk,Hewitson,Harrison,Friend,Dickenson,Rowle.

Adam

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: JayG on Sunday 17 February 08 19:44 GMT (UK)

Hi Adam

Can you give me the details for the Walton's please.

Cheers

Jay

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: Adamand on Monday 18 February 08 15:10 GMT (UK)

Hello Jay. Here it is.:-Here lies the body of Gilbert Walton of Gallagill who departed this life ye 9 day of March 1732 aged 46 years. Mat: son of Tho Bell of Gal: died 17th of Decb 1746. age 10 years.
I have typed it as it was shown on the stone other than the name Bell. That was Bel with the other L being above the name. It looks like the mason misspelt the Bell name and had to add the L later and that was the only place he had to put it.

Adam

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: JayG on Monday 18 February 08 18:31 GMT (UK)

Hi Adam

Thanks for that.

Cheers

Jay

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: t_creaney on Monday 18 February 08 21:12 GMT (UK)

Jay,

I have a few Waltons in Alston myself. I have the full transcription of the Alston Gravestones, there a lot of Waltons among them though as Adam says a lot of the stones are virtually unreadable. If you can give me some names & dates I will take a look for you.

terry

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: Jalkatz on Monday 18 February 08 23:00 GMT (UK)

Hello,
Do you have any Simpsons, Watsons or Renwicks please?  I'd be interested in Bell too, if possible.
Best wishes,
Jackie

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: Adamand on Tuesday 19 February 08 09:16 GMT (UK)

Hello Jackie. I do not have any for Simpson,Watson or Renwick.
Maybe Terry will have a look to see what he has got?
There is another stone for Jay that may be of use:-
To the memory of Mary, sister of William Walton of Raise who died at Skelgill
Oct the 25th 1751 aged 23.
Also Ann, the daughter of William Walton who died at Raise Sep the 23rd (looks like  1795) after that the stone is unreadable.

Adam

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: t_creaney on Tuesday 19 February 08 19:51 GMT (UK)

William SIMPSON of Alston
died 1 April 1844 aged 13

-o-

William WATSON of (Gairs) Lane Alston
departed this life
...... December 1797 aged ..... years

-o-

Thomas son of John WATSON of Brownley Hill
died 22 June 1768 aged 11

-o-

Alice RENWICK on the War Memorial Plaque inside the Church

-o-

William BELL of Raddle-holme
died 7 December 1830 aged 78
Mary his wife
died 1 July 1830 aged 74
Thomas their son
died 7 Feb 1860 aged 70

-o-

Frances, wife of John BELL of Spencers-croft
and daughter of John Teasdale of Whitlow in Kirkhaugh
died 26 March 1783 aged 3(5)
Thomas Teasdale her brother died 8 April 1783 aged 24

-o-

Hope you can find a match here.

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: Jalkatz on Tuesday 19 February 08 21:11 GMT (UK)

Thanks for that, both of you.  I think some of them should fit eventually - just not sure at the moment.
Best wishes,
Jackie

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: JayG on Thursday 21 February 08 18:13 GMT (UK)

Hi all

I'm stuck with my Walton's about 1810 at the mo so the 1700's are a bit off yet so will leave these until (if) I manage to get any further.

But if Terry doesn't mind looking any Thomas', Elizabeth's & Utrick's might help me get unstuck.  ???

Cheers

Jay

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: t_creaney on Friday 22 February 08 11:07 GMT (UK)

Here are all the legible WALTON inscriptions at Alston with some info on UTRICK for Jay.

Nancy WALTON of Alston, died (5) December 1777 aged 30.
Michael, of King’s ……… husband of above.
(Two blank lines) Who died February (7) 1821 aged 73.

Mary, sister of William WALTON or Raise, died at Skelgill 25 October 1751, aged 23.
Ann, daughter of William WALTON, died at Raise 3 September 1795.
(The rest unreadable)

………… WALTON of Bailes, departed this life 25 January 1828, aged …..

Jonathan WALTON of Alston Townfoot, died ……. 1857, aged 76.
Mary his wife, died ……… 1844, aged 63. Jonathan their son, died……..
(others illegible)

John WALTON of Low Byer, died 24 April, aged 65. Margaret his wife, died Newcastle 25 February 1864, aged 79. Samuel son of John & Margaret WALTON of Low Byer, died 15 December 1538, aged 18. Mary their daughter, died 26 November 1842, aged 21. Mary Jemima WALTON their granddaughter, died at Alston 20 March 1856, aged 11.

Utrick WALTON, Alston Parish, (Gent), died 2- June 1812, aged 66. Esther his wife, died 11 March 1802 ………   ………. His 2nd wife, died 13 June 1812, aged 76 (or 16 or 36), George, son of R & E Bainbridge of the Loaming and…….. [kin of] WALTON, died ……., aged 8 years.

William WALTON of Anattwall, died 17 December 1783, aged 35. Mary, wife of John WALTON, died 28 March 7855, aged 22. Sarah, daughter of John & Mary WALTON.
(Rest is underground)

Robert WALTON of Alston, woollen manufacturer, 6th son of Jacon & Mary Walton of Gill [House?]s, died 10 March 1849, aged 35. Mary his wife, daughter of John & Sarah Cowper of Alston, died 6th October 1817, aged 29. Mary Jane their infant daughter, died 11 October 1817, aged 11 days.

Mary, wife of Jacob WALTON of G…….., departed this life 8 May 1836, in her 27th year. ………. WALTON, of Greenends, departed this life 6 June 1849, in her 86th year. Mary their daughter, the wife of John Hudlestone, of Nenthall, died December 1830, in her 22nd year.

Gilbert WALTON Gallagill, departed this life 9th March 1732/3?, aged 46. Mat, son of Robert BEL of Gal, died c17 of December 1745, aged 19.

Nicholas Walton of Galligill, departed this life 1(9) December 1715. Jane, departed this life 23 March 1729.
(No ages stated)

I have also found the following Alston marriages of interest to Jay:

UTRICK WALTON to Esther Brown 23 December 1780
UTRICK WALTON to Sarah Walton 8 July 1809
UTRICK WALTON to Isabella Dickenson18 Sept 1813
UTRICK WALTON to Ann Thompson 7 June 1821

Lastly, here are the Waltons in my own family history:

Elizabeth WALTON to Anthony Hewatson 14 February 1737
Hanna WATON to Isaac Hornsby 28 June 1760
(Both marriages at Alston)

Goodnight Johnboy......

terry

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: C P Rayson on Friday 22 February 08 11:41 GMT (UK)

Hi

Would it be possible to have a look for the name of RAYSON for me

Many thanks in advance

Regards

Chris

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: t_creaney on Friday 22 February 08 13:04 GMT (UK)

Regret Chris no RAYSON burials at Alston, I also looked at birth & marriage data and none. From my research in the Alston area I have not come across Raysons before.

Sorry.

terry

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: C P Rayson on Friday 22 February 08 16:11 GMT (UK)

Hi Terry

Many thanks for taking the time to do these look ups

Your help is much appreciated

Happy Hunting

Chris

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: Jalkatz on Friday 22 February 08 16:39 GMT (UK)

Terry,
Do you have any 20th C information?  My great-grandfather Isaac Simpson, died in 1940 at Whitewell, Alston.  Any idea where he's likely to be buried?
Best wishes,
Jackie

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: t_creaney on Friday 22 February 08 17:12 GMT (UK)

Jackie,

This is what I can find in the area for SIMPSONS:

Baptised:
22 Aug 1819 John SIMPSON, son of Robert & Mary
13 Aug 1825 Thomas SIMPSON son of George & Thamer

Marriages:
9 May 1726 John SIMPSON to Jane Whitfield
22 May 1753 Thomas SIMPSON to Sarah ROBINSON
16 May 1758 Christopher Walton to Sarah SIMPSON
3 Jul 1762 Jona Kidd to Mary SIMPSON
11 Jan 1770 Matthew Proud to Elizabeth SIMPSON
14 Dec 1773 Joseph Walton to Ann SIMPSON
30 Apr 1775 John Lowden to Ann SIMPSON
25 Oct 1778 John Williamson to Margaret SIMPSON
14 Nov 1822 Thomas SIMPSON to Elizabeth Kidd
7 Dec 1822 Jonathan SIMPSON to Ann Percival
31 Oct 1824 Foster Haldon to Elizabeth SIMPSON
7 Feb 1826 Thomas SIMPSON to Jane Hardy

Gravestone inscription:
William SIMPSON of Alston, died 1 April 1844 aged 13.

Sorry no 20th Century stuff. I don't know where burials would have taken place in 1940, there is an old SIMPSON grave at the nearby Kirkhaugh Church.

I would recommend that you look at the North Pennine Ancestors site http://www.northpennineancestors.co.uk/Index.htm it is used by a lot of knowledgable  people.

Regards.

terry

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: GeoffE on Friday 22 February 08 17:17 GMT (UK)

Hi Jacky

There's a separate cemetery at the south end of the town, some way from the church.  I would imagine the later burials were there.

Link to aerial photo of the cemetery http://www.flashearth.com/?lat=54.808419&lon=-2.441665&z=19.5&r=0&src=ggl

(zoom out to see its position relative to the town - the church is close to the town centre)

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: JayG on Friday 22 February 08 17:39 GMT (UK)

Hi Terry

Thanks for all that Walton info, hopefully they'll come in handy when I get a bit further back.

Cheers

Jay

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: percy porter on Friday 22 February 08 17:45 GMT (UK)

I would be interested in the Vipond connection in your first post, Vipond is a name that crops up in my SILs family and whilst it is no real interest to me I am sure his step mother who is researching that line would be gratefull of any information.

Regards

Alan NZ

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: Adamand on Friday 22 February 08 19:07 GMT (UK)

Hello Alan. The stone reads:-
To the memory of Jno Vipond who died July 5th 1758 age 82 years.

Adam

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: Adamand on Friday 22 February 08 19:51 GMT (UK)

Alan. If the vipond's moved into Co Durham I have another 3 gravestones that may be of interest. 2 from Stanhope and one from Stanley, Crook.

Adam

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: Jalkatz on Friday 22 February 08 22:17 GMT (UK)

Quote from: creaney on Friday 22 February 08 17:12 GMT (UK)

3 Jul 1762 Jona Kidd to Mary SIMPSON
14 Nov 1822 Thomas SIMPSON to Elizabeth Kidd
Sorry no 20th Century stuff. terry

Terry, thank you very much for this.  I think the Kidds will be mine - ironically, through marriage to my Watsons (of Renwick) not to the Simpsons.  Unfortunately, I don't know if I've got earlier Simpsons in Alston.  My g-grandfather moved there from Renwick where he'd married Margaret Watson but I believe he's from Morland originally.  The question is whether it's his Simpson family who moved out to Renwick and Alston before him or if he's completely unrelated.
Back to the drawing board...  :-\
Jackie

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: Jalkatz on Friday 22 February 08 22:29 GMT (UK)

Quote from: GeoffE on Friday 22 February 08 17:17 GMT (UK)

Link to aerial photo of the cemetery http://www.flashearth.com/?lat=54.808419&lon=-2.441665&z=19.5&r=0&src=ggl

Hi Geoff,  that map is astonishing!  I think that's the cemetary that I went to last year - unfortunately, I didn't know Isaac's d.o.death then or that he wasn't originally from Alston so only looked at the earlier headstones.  I'll be back later in the year and will find him then.
Jackie

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: clematised on Monday 30 June 08 19:59 BST (UK)

Hello Adam I have just found your thread for gravestones in Alston Cumberland and noticed the name Harrison in your list

Do you still have the information as I have Harrison in Alston and wonder if they may be linked to my Harrisons from Whitehaven died Alston

Thank you

Edna

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: Adamand on Tuesday 01 July 08 08:59 BST (UK)

Hello Edna. Here is the gravestone inscription:-

In memory of Frederick Harrison of Alms Hough, who died September/25/1854 aged 58 years.
Also Elizabeth, his wife, who died June/21/1856 aged 60 years.
Also of Isaac, son of Frederick and Elizabeth Harrison, who died April/10/1848 aged 21 years.
And of Mary, their daughter who died at Newcastle, May/9/1852 aged 31 years.
Also of William, their son, of the Royal Horse Artillery who died at Dublin, August8/1851 aged 21 years.

Adam

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: clematised on Tuesday 01 July 08 19:56 BST (UK)

Thanks Adam none of these names seem to be in my tree so far I have Johnathan Harrison born 1806 but I will keep this information in my file

Many Thanks

Edna

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: jen_maxsgirl on Tuesday 15 July 08 19:44 BST (UK)

I'm interested in the Milburns in Alston.  Especially any John Milburn born around 1780's. I would be interested in any burials in order to rule out some threads I've been researching.

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: Adamand on Tuesday 15 July 08 20:37 BST (UK)

Hello Jen. Here it is:-

To the memory of Mary, wife of Joseph Milburn, of this town who died April/2/1752  aged 34.

That is the only milburn stone

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: Phil@9 on Tuesday 05 August 08 09:11 BST (UK)

Hi Adam

I wonder if you could help please? Did you find a grave for an Albany Bell please?

Thanks

Phil

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: Adamand on Tuesday 05 August 08 16:51 BST (UK)

Hello Phil. Sorry no Albany. Just a Thomas.

Adam

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: Phil@9 on Tuesday 05 August 08 17:00 BST (UK)

Thanks Adam.

Could you give me the information for the Thomas please as I do have a Thomas in my tree?

many thanks

Phil

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: Adamand on Wednesday 06 August 08 07:21 BST (UK)

Hello Phil. I have posted the inscription before. You can see it by looking at post number 2.

Adam

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: Phil@9 on Wednesday 06 August 08 09:57 BST (UK)

Many thanks Adam.

Phil

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: ajadevon on Sunday 04 January 09 02:40 GMT (UK)

Hi Adam,

I just stumbled on your message a year later.  I would be interested in the inscription on the Borrow headstones. 

Thank you,
Aja

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: Adamand on Sunday 04 January 09 13:43 GMT (UK)

Hello Aja. Here is the inscription for the single Borrow gravestone:-

In memory of Thomas Borrow of Hartley Burn, who died November/8/1841? aged 59 years.
Also Mary his wife, who died at Monkland in Ayrshire April/9/1844 aged 54 years.
Also Betsy, Mary, Jane, Isabella, George, Thomas and John, sons and daughters of the above who died at Jarrow.
Also John his brother, who died at Alston August/3/1846 aged 67 years.
Also Ann, wife of John Borrow, who died August/5/1853 aged 62 years.

This is the only graveyard that I have done in Cumberland most of my work is from Weardale in Co Durham.

I noticed that there is one 1790 ish Borrow gravestone in West Auckland , Co Durham
 (Thought I would mention it in case it may be of interest.)

Adam

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: ajadevon on Monday 05 January 09 20:21 GMT (UK)

Thanks Adam.  That is the Borrow family I was looking for.  The inscription has filled in a few blanks for me.  Thanks again!

Aja
Peterborough, Ontario, Canada

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: ajadevon on Tuesday 06 January 09 02:10 GMT (UK)

By the way, Adam, I would be interested in the Borrow stone from West Auckland as well.    Thanks again.

Aja

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: Adamand on Tuesday 06 January 09 14:03 GMT (UK)

Hello Aja. Yes you can have the inscription but you need to put your request on the Durham board.
I do not want to confuse anybody by putting Co Durham inscriptions on the Cumberland board.
I think the last posting for West Auckland was 27th December so it is easy to find.
There is another gravestone for Lanchester. Again if you want that one use the Lanchester link


Adam

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: weemary on Wednesday 07 January 09 18:28 GMT (UK)

Hi Adam

have the following family in Alston/Garrigall, and wondering if you have burial info for them.

Thomas Ritson -  b Kirkosward

John Vipond mar Margaret Harrison -  from Garrigal and Alston

Christopher Harrison died 25 dec 1713 Alston

and his wife married 13/5/1703

Grace Walton, Alston

regards

Mary

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: Adamand on Wednesday 07 January 09 21:40 GMT (UK)

Hello Mary. The Walton inscriptions have already been posted (see posting number 10)
Here is a vipond inscription for Alston:-
To the memory of John Vipond, who died July/5/1758 aged 82 years.
followed by a long verse.

There are 6 Vipond gravestones for Garrigill.

I first posted the surname list on March/8/08. So if you go to that posting and put your request on the Garrigill thread I will post them


There are also 2 Harrison gravestones but they are not as early as your request.

The Garrigill grave condition are not very good because they are all affected by the dreaded lichen.

Adam

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: weemary on Thursday 08 January 09 17:20 GMT (UK)

Thanks Adam

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: fiatfan on Tuesday 03 February 09 21:12 GMT (UK)

Hi Adam
Just found your post re Alston.
My relative John Wilson married Mary Walton in Alston 1785. I am descended from the eldest son Joseph.
I am interested in the Wilson inscriptions.

Thanks

David

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: Adamand on Wednesday 04 February 09 08:46 GMT (UK)

Hello David. Here is the one inscription that I have:-

I memory of Jacob Wilson of Alston House, born July 10th 1770, died July 7th 1858.
Elizabeth, wife of the above, born ?? 25th 1776, died December 23rd 1857.
Frances, the daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth Wilson of Alston House, who departed this life on the 6th day of November 1810 aged 15 months.
Also Hannah their daughter, who departed this life 23rd day of May 1822.
The bottom part where the date and possibly the age has been damaged by weather and time.

Adam

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: fiatfan on Wednesday 04 February 09 10:40 GMT (UK)

 :)
Thanks Adam
I'll have to do some homework on that family.
They seem to have moved to Cumrew later, my ggrandfather was born there in 1825.
Hope to visit the area sometime soon.
I'm in Australia.

regards

David Gough

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: Ian in Canada on Friday 13 February 09 17:03 GMT (UK)

My earliest known WHITE ancestor is Samuel WHITE who married Mary VIPOND on October 20, 1699 in Garrigill.  I have no other info on either of them.  Any help, from gravestones or other sources would be very, very, welcome.  Would be delighted to exchange data.  Cheers,   Ian.

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: Candolim_Imp on Sunday 22 March 09 10:48 GMT (UK)

Thought I might add my Alston brick wall here... Looking for Hannah Bailes born c1800 in Alston (according to her one birthplace mention in census returns). She moved to Liverpool and married Ralph Johnson Sedgwick. She died 1856. I have found evidence of a John & Joseph Bailes from Alston of the same generation. I also found a marriage between Caleb bailes & Nancy Teasdale, occurring a couple of years after Hannah's estimated birth.

If anyone has access to more Alston records than is available online, I'd really appreciate the help

Impy

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: Candolim_Imp on Tuesday 24 March 09 19:12 GMT (UK)

Sorry, have now found Hannah... I expected IGI's soudex to include likely variants of Bailes, but a search for Bales threw up other results. I have now found Hannah Bailes (baptised Bales) born 1798, daughter of Jacob Bales & Sarah Elliott. Though Jacob's baptism isn't listed, the birth names of his firstborn children indicate that he was nson of John Bailes & Hannah Little (John & Hannah's other children also had very biblical names).

If anyone has anything useful from Alston on any of these people, I'd be very grateful

Impy

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: LaurieA on Friday 03 April 09 16:07 BST (UK)

Quote from: creaney on Monday 18 February 08 21:12 GMT (UK)

I have the full transcription of the Alston Gravestones

Terry, I don't know how easy it is to look these up, but if you are able/willing, I have INDIANs who died in Alston. Elizabeth, Margaret, and Susan died in 1836, 1833, and 1831 respectively, but I suspect there are quite a few more (or shall I say I *hope* there are). Thank you.

Adam, I notice you don't have the name INDIAN listed. Were there a lot of headstones that are now illegible? I cannot visit, so I've no idea what the cemeteries are like. Also, in visiting cemeteries, do you know if many graves are unmarked? I've visited many in the US that are in terrible condition, and others where the stones have simply become worn over time; also, in some, there are few marked graves, in others mostly marked, and that changes over time with more in place today than 100 or even 50 years ago. Thank you.

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: Adamand on Friday 03 April 09 19:08 BST (UK)

Hello Laurie. Yes, most of the headstones in the graveyard are unreadable.
I think it is because they were made if a poor type of stone of that area that did not weather very well.
I did not see any Indian gravestones although there may have been some once upon a time.
As for the Forster stones! I have posted inscriptions for Foster at Lanchester post 121, Etherley post 14, Willington post 1, Tow law post 45, Crook post 35.
There are  more at other graveyards so I think you have problems.
One problem that you will have is between FORSTER/FOSTER
Here is an example from Brancepeth:-
In memory of Elizabeth, daughter of John and Mary FORSTER of Brandon, who died September/28/1834 aged 18 years.
Also the above John FOSTER who died November/24/1835 aged 52 years.
So Foster and Forster mistake on the same gravestone.

Adam

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: LaurieA on Friday 03 April 09 19:38 BST (UK)

Hi Adam, and thank you! I appreciate you taking the time to tell me a little more of the cemetery's condition. As for Forster, I noticed right off in the census that I was going to have a problem, and you've just confirmed it for me! There are so many of them, and with Foster tossed into the mix, it gets a lot more complicated.

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: t_creaney on Saturday 04 April 09 08:01 BST (UK)

Laurie..
I can agree with Adam that there are no (readable) enscriptions for Indian in Alston & I have looked at the other graveyards in the area….. Nenthead & Carrigill & there are none there either. I also looked at the pre civil registration marriages in Alston & again none, though this was only Church of England so any marriages could have been in another Church. There were 2 Church of England baptisms, William 9 July 1813 & Margaret 12 July 1815 both of Thomas & Susannah Indian. I can recall seeing them on the census, I presume you have all that information.

Are you aware that images of the Bishops Transcripts for Alston Parish are on the new LDS pilot site?

terry

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: LaurieA on Sunday 05 April 09 15:27 BST (UK)

Thank you, Terry. At least I can rule out cemetery inscriptions as a source.

Yes, I have spent quite a bit of time going throught the Bishops Transcripts. locating many records for the Indians.

Laurie

Title: Re: Alston Gravestones
Post by: sillgen on Tuesday 11 October 11 16:13 BST (UK)

Please see http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,557000.0.html