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Offline john macey

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Black Notley
« on: Monday 17 October 05 17:18 BST (UK) »

Still trying to track down family of folk  shown in a photo album I purchased at a  second hand shop in Kings Lynn several years ago.
 
Names mentioned were Mr Howell G. Hopwood; Mrs. J.V. Vershoyle-Campbell; Mrs. J. Holmes; Mrs Brydone  etc. plus numerous 'first names'
 
The family obviously travelled well as locations shown include Nigeria, Tassagart in Dublin, Rye; Sudborough; Canada; Blewbury; Winchelsea etc and this was in period 1925 ro 1930's.
 
The Black Notley connection is thought to be via a vicar JOHN who Married Audrie  of the family mentioned (Hopwood) circa 1949.
 
If anyone has any ideas where or who the family are  I would be pleased to contact them with the view to restoring the photo album to a genuine member of the family, probably for the amount I originally paid for the album when I thought it was part of my family!
 
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Re: Black Notley
« Reply #1 on: Monday 17 October 05 18:50 BST (UK) »
Burials at Black Notley    D/P 150/1/8

Burials 1939 - 1945 are mostly signed J R Southern, rector

One later burial is signed J R Southern, vicar of East Ham

Burials 1946 - 1950 mostly by John L Hew? (or Haw?), rector



Monumental Inscriptions, Black Notley

Rectors of Black Notley

John Southern, 1939
John Head, 1945


MI 126:

In loving memory of Howell Arthur Hopwood, born 2 Sept. 1882
Died 9 March 1945
And of Leah Elizabeth  1880 - 1964    R.I.P.


Regards   CP
Census information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk

Offline john macey

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Re: Black Notley
« Reply #2 on: Monday 17 October 05 20:20 BST (UK) »
Thanks CP, that gives me a place to start.
I suppose I will now try a search on the two family names you found, somehow or other I feel that the Southern one may be correct.....


John