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Essex / Re: LADELL (CAMPLING) Family, West Ham
« on: Friday 01 October 10 11:33 BST (UK) »
Hi Maggie,
I've been catching up on these Ladell threads, it's been really interesting.
My grandmother was Maud Victoria Thomson - Nee Ladell.
Her father is Harry (Henry) Robert Ladell, mother: Emma Ladell – Nee: Bright
MV was - as I said - my grandmother ( Married – I believe to William Dalrymple Thomson, though I’ve never been able to verify it, though she has a confirmed marriage to William Henry Sheerman in 1902) and lived with my family in Newcastle under Lyme until around 1965 when she moved into a warden attended council bungalow nearby. I still live in Newcastle under Lyme.
The attached photograph shows her on the step of her bungalow with her eldest daughter – Phyllis ( My aunt ) and my cousin Robin Circa 1966/7.
I have found the information quite useful, even though I had already found most of it, it’s good to see and hear about others researching the family and I’d be happy to pass on what information I have if anyone needs it.
Best regards.
Barry Cornes
I've been catching up on these Ladell threads, it's been really interesting.
My grandmother was Maud Victoria Thomson - Nee Ladell.
Her father is Harry (Henry) Robert Ladell, mother: Emma Ladell – Nee: Bright
MV was - as I said - my grandmother ( Married – I believe to William Dalrymple Thomson, though I’ve never been able to verify it, though she has a confirmed marriage to William Henry Sheerman in 1902) and lived with my family in Newcastle under Lyme until around 1965 when she moved into a warden attended council bungalow nearby. I still live in Newcastle under Lyme.
The attached photograph shows her on the step of her bungalow with her eldest daughter – Phyllis ( My aunt ) and my cousin Robin Circa 1966/7.
I have found the information quite useful, even though I had already found most of it, it’s good to see and hear about others researching the family and I’d be happy to pass on what information I have if anyone needs it.
Best regards.
Barry Cornes