Caverswall Guestbook

Submitted by
Name: Julie Snow(nee Hughes)
From: United Kingdom
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Fascinating site Steve.I have lovely memories of both Weston Coyney and Caverswall.Weston Coyney is so changed and it's wonderful that sites like these give people a chance to see what the locale was once like.Oh!by the way,I'm Eric Hughes' daughter.(sad is'nt it?)

10/10/2005

Added: April 14, 2006

Submitted by
Name: Tim Ryeland
From: Canada
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
I'm related to the Bradbury familys of Caverswall so if anyone
else has a connection please send me an email.

05/10/2005

Added: April 14, 2006

Submitted by
Name: james snape
From: Australia
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Just found your web site...unreal.
I went to st.peter's school in late 1950's to 1963 before
going to blythe bridge secondery.We moved to Australia
in 1965 i remember john rushton from your guest book,
as i lived in coalville to at 7 lynn.st.

04/10/2005

Added: April 14, 2006

Submitted by
Name: vivienne pool
From: United Kingdom
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
I'm trying to find as much info as possible on Jean Elizabeth Reardon-nee Stone,born october 1930.she married John Howard Reardon at St Peters Church in 1951.Does Anyone know anything? Please, I seem to be completly stuck,can anyone help-its very important to me.
Lovely looking village-I hope to visit one day.

30/09/2005

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Submitted by
Name: Lyn
From: United Kingdom
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Your site bought back many memories! I attended St Peters School from 1955 to 1959 when Dad got a job in Taunton. The Headmaster was Mr Ricketts and my infant teacher was Miss Leyland, there was also another teacher there called Mrs Westwood (I think!). I remember Beverley Davies, she left with her family to emigrate to Canada. Trevor Shenton, Gareth, June, Jane, sorry I can't remember you surnames. My aunt, Mollie Leese kept the shop opposite the school...always handy for those rationed sweets!

29/09/2005

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Submitted by
Name: Pat Macfarlane
From: New Zealand
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
What a wonderful site! Congratulations and thank you for the many hours of work that have gone into it.

19/09/2005

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Submitted by
Name: Paul Dennis
From: United Kingdom
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Hello
I am tracing my family tree and I was wondering if anyone has any info on the Dennis family. They were in Caverswall from around 1840 to 1900. For example, Henry and John Dennis.
Any help would be much appreciated.

Thank you

Paul

18/09/2005

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Submitted by
Name: sylvia jenkins
From: United Kingdom
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Rearching the Piper family, registered in the parish of Caverswall,
would love to find out where Ford Street, East Vale, & Lane End exact location.
I know that it is now incorporated into Longton. The Piper family were all registered at Dilhorne.
My GF was Alfred Piper born in 1875, and I think there were about 10 children, 2 of which I beleive died in childhood.
My GM was Sarah Ann Kaill, registered in Trentham, they were married at Lane End St. John's
my GGF was born Alfred Piper in 1835 my GGM was Rachel Blurton born in 1837 they both died in the 1880's.
I lived in Forsbrook for 22 years without any of this knowledge and think that I haven't really moved very far.
Any other descendants from the Pipers,Kaills, Blurtons It would be good to hear from.
I know that several Kaills emigrated to Canada and USA early last century

08/09/2005

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Submitted by
Name: Steve
From: United Kingdom
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
I am tracing back my mothers family line(James) from Cheadle and I have come across an Ezra Austin, a Coalminer from Hulme Lane in the parish of Caverswall.
Although he was born in Ipstones in 1848 his ancestry just stops. I wonder if any of your fine folk recall him or his relatives.
Regards
Steve.

21/08/2005

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Submitted by
Name: Josef Thompson
From: United Kingdom
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
I'm looking for Walklate family history : my mother is a Walklate. I see that in White's directory of Staffs, Adderley House in 1851 is shown as the residence of Mrs. Walklate, but no other family members seem to appear in any of the other documents. Fascinating website though!

31/07/2005

Added: April 14, 2006