Submitted by Name: Kath Roberts From: Staffordshire E-mail: Contact
Comments: I am researching the names on the WWI memorial in church for the centenary of the First World War. I have come to a full stop on G Edwards and B Keene I would certainly appreciate any information on these two men if anyone knows who they were.
Added: November 12, 2013
Submitted by Name: Michael weston From: Weston coyney E-mail: Contact
Comments: Can anyone tell me where the name catchems corner comes from and why
Added: October 23, 2013
Submitted by Name: Kathleen Carter From: Derbyshire
Comments: Very good website
Added: October 22, 2013
Submitted by Name: Philip From: Devon, England E-mail: Contact
Comments: Thanks for an amazing website! I have traced my family to JOHN LAWTON (1650)/MARTHA ROWLEY (1650) whose children were Caverswall baptised. Their son THOMAS LAWTON (1679) married ELIZABETH WALTER. I'm hoping to go back further, and any information would be gratefully received.
Added: October 5, 2013
Submitted by Name: Heather Lock From: Buckinghamshire E-mail: Contact
Comments: Thank you for a very informative web-site - I've just started looking into our family tree and it is has been interesting to see my mother's relatives mentioned. Bull and Holmes. Thank you!
Added: September 23, 2013
Submitted by Name: Craig Bennett From: Nantwich, Cheshire E-mail: Contact
Comments: Middleton in Caverswall: What a great site this is. I am researching my family history, and my mother's paternal line are all from Caverswall and I have found a number of references to the Middleton family. I have had a lot of help and am still researching via old documents and things, but naturally I still have lots of gaps. My grandfather was Albert Thomas Middleton, who lived in Heathcote Street, Sandford Hill and worked down Mossfild Colliery, his father was Thomas Middleton, who seemed to start life out in Caverswall Village, and then moved to Adderley Green. Thomas's father George was born and grew up at Intakes, then tenanted by George's father, William Middleton. Id be interested to hear from any one who has information on the Middleton family, which may help me fill my gaps. Any information gratefully received, please email me at the address listed above!
Comments: My family tree is about to come to an abrupt end because of the lack of evidence.
I am trying to prove that:-
Robert Hilton married in Caverswall on August 6th 1669 to Anna Waller or Walter and that they had a son named John.
Can anybody help please.
John Hilton
Added: July 14, 2013
Submitted by Name: kaczmar From: yorkshire E-mail: Contact
Comments: I am researching my father's stepfather's family, he was John Thomas Leese born 1885. In 1901, the family worked a farm at Broomyshaw called Gutter Farm. I cannot locate this place. I have found his grandfather Sampson Lees born 1801 Caverswall but cannot find his birth records. I would appreciate any information about the family. Regards nkaczmar
Added: July 3, 2013
Submitted by Name: Janet Robinson From: Papplewick, Nottinghamshire E-mail: Contact
Comments: Researching the Ginder/Gynder/Gander family tree. Have got back as far as Richard b.1556 father of Roger b 1601. If you have any information it would be gladly appreciated. Kind regards
janet Robinson
Added: June 24, 2013
Submitted by Name: Alison Edwards From: Barlaston E-mail: Contact
Comments: I am researching my family tree and am totally stuck! My fathers *** of the family is Edwards who are from caverwall.i would be really gratefull if anyone could give me information on the EDWARDS family especially on Samuel Edwards, Albert Edwards, and George Edwards who married Constance Champ from Dilhorne.
Name: Kath Roberts
From: Staffordshire
E-mail: Contact
I am researching the names on the WWI memorial in church for the centenary of the First World War. I have come to a full stop on G Edwards and B Keene I would certainly appreciate any information on these two men if anyone knows who they were.