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This site is mainly my family tree and holds all my research on this. To find people, the best method is the Search form.

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My great grand-parents: • Click names to view above or right-click to open full size. • You may use keyboard navigation keys within tree
	Martha Hannah Hales (1878-1957) John Gough Roberts (1878-1957)	Hannah Barnes (1883-1972) William Charles Tappin (1882-1971)
	Keturah Sandell (1851-1930) Thomas Bearman (1846-1921)	Sarah Fidler (1862-1952) Alfred Robert Webb (1861-1948)

Random images from the site:

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Benjamin Fuller

and Ann Roberts, married 4th October 1726 St Benet Pauls Wharf. Both came from St Margaret Lothbury

Pernes British

Cemetery record for Frederick Webb

1920-02-08 page

1 letter by Donald Bearman

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Peter

Guillebaud’s will of 1821, page 4

1920-01-14 page

3 letter by Donald Bearman

British Army

service records for Charles Boyd 1858-80, page 2

Margaret Judd

on her way back to England in 1950. Husband Norman and Muriel are listed on a separate sheet.

Thomas, Keturah

and family on beach at Deal. Don’t know who is who

1919-09-08 p1

Donald Bearman letter to his mother

Hannah

Vertue’s will of 1817, page 5

Will of Sarah

Vertue, page 2

Simon

Vertue’s will of 1646, page 1

Brian Mark

Jones with his future wife Ivy Rosalinde Sherriff at 69 Fore Street, Totnes in 1931

Marjorie

Barclay Kevan 1932 probate

Emily HOWSON

Chelmsford,

Essex. From Springfield Hill near the Gravel Pits engraved by J Rogers after a picture by WHBartlett, published in Virtue's Picturesque Beauties of Great Britain. Essex, 1834.jpg

Picture by

Elsie Nora Bearman hanging in Beachcrest in 2010, dated 1900 showing the interior of the front room there. The table and corner cabinet were sadly stolen not many years ago.

1920-02-28 p2

Donald Bearman letter to his father

Poster with

picture of SS Wisconsin on which William Knibb Rodway emigrated in 1871. Guion Line was founded by Stephen Guion, an American, the SS Wisconsin was the first compound engined North Atlantic liner whose maiden voyage was in 1870, she was withdrawn in 1893. The poster was circa 1880 and printed in red and black, 50 x 38 cm.