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Suffolk / Re: Gamekeepers Murder between 1871 and 1881
« on: Thursday 13 June 13 17:45 BST (UK) »
Hi Tony,
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One thought on the Lady Whistlecraft issue is that this may not be a Burke's Peerage type aristocrat. The Whistlecrafts have links with the gypsy community and it occured to me that 'Lady' may be a first name as I think gypsies do sometimes use this.
Yes Stanley is buried in Rickinghall Inferior churchyard, along with my great uncle George, my grandfather and great grandmother amongst a few others. My father was born in Rickinghall 5/12/1924. His aunt Joan (nee Huggins, buried Thelnetham) was born there 1/1/1925 and I'd asked her if farmer David Huggins was related but she thought not. My great grandfather is also on Botesdale war memorial: he was killed near Arras at Easter 1916. Dad's half-sister Paula (nee Huggins) has done some geneological research so I should ask her for information.
I can't reply directly to your message because, I believe, I have insufficient posting credits so can only think to respond via this string and hope it reaches you.
One thought on the Lady Whistlecraft issue is that this may not be a Burke's Peerage type aristocrat. The Whistlecrafts have links with the gypsy community and it occured to me that 'Lady' may be a first name as I think gypsies do sometimes use this.
Yes Stanley is buried in Rickinghall Inferior churchyard, along with my great uncle George, my grandfather and great grandmother amongst a few others. My father was born in Rickinghall 5/12/1924. His aunt Joan (nee Huggins, buried Thelnetham) was born there 1/1/1925 and I'd asked her if farmer David Huggins was related but she thought not. My great grandfather is also on Botesdale war memorial: he was killed near Arras at Easter 1916. Dad's half-sister Paula (nee Huggins) has done some geneological research so I should ask her for information.