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Website action group
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Website design
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Jim Gardner
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jim@jimgardner.co.uk
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Site co-ordinator
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Sir Henry Every Bt
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everys@cothay26.f9.co.uk
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Parish Council
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Peter Woolrich
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peter.woolrich@virgin.net
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Church
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John & Sue Cowdery
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Tel: 732103
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Womens Institute
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Kay Marples
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Tel: 733134
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Parent & Child group
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David Davenport
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Tel: 734443
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Horticultural Association
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Miles Nesbitt
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Tel: 732283
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Name: Brian BucknallE-mail: brian@bucknall1.eclipse.co.ukCity: ReadingCountry: UKSent: 09/15/2011 06:09:19 pmHello,
In the history of Eggington Church, is there anything known about a believed incumbent around 1595 - Rev John Beardsley, please?
Kind regards
Brian Bucknall
Name: DerekE-mail: fred.nurgler@btinternet.comCity: EtwallSent: 05/22/2011 12:05:22 pmAs a child my wife lived in the "nissen" huts opposite the school just after the the second world war.
Any photos existing of these buildings?
Name: David DavenportE-mail: davvyboy@hotmail.co.ukCity: LiverpoolCountry: U,KSent: 11/02/2010 11:11:15 amVery interesting web site. Fond memories of Egginton from my early childhood to date. Spent most of my summers in the village to the age of about 16 staying with my maternal grandparents Sid & Ada Wilcocks at School House. Many happy days spent helping out at Fernehhough's farm. Still in touch with Pete Ferneyhough.
My Aunt Eva opened the shop and Post Office in School House following the closure of the village shop. She and Sam are living in Stretton I hope to be popping down to see them shortly. Will also visit St Wilfrid's to pay respects to family members buried there.
Best Wishes
Dave Davenport
Name: Clive EggintonE-mail: syrevid@yahoo.comSent: 07/04/2010 10:07:53 amAlways enjoy looking at your website.
Name: PaulSent: 06/21/2010 07:06:59 pmA lovely village. Is it possible to walk from the village to the airfield along blacksmiths lane or is it a dead end half way down?
Name: WendyE-mail: stevencurd@hotmail.co.ukCity: DerbyCountry: DerbyshireSent: 05/07/2010 09:05:35 pmMy Gt Gt Uncle is on the picture of the Coach And horses outside The Every Arms His name was John William Hibbert,I have researched the Hibberts originally from Church Broughton Derbyshire.
Name: Dawn Hardy nee BeresfordE-mail: doonhardy@hotmail.co.ukCity: LeicesterCountry: EnglandSent: 02/02/2010 08:02:53 pmI am child sitting third from the right on May Day photo 1970....I can remember it being taken too.
Name: margaret tiernan nee robinsonE-mail: margaret.tiernan@yahoo.co.ukCity: abergeleCountry: u.kSent: 01/27/2010 04:01:41 pmI hope you can help. I am researching my family. My great grandad was Philip Robinson who lived at Park Hill Egginton until his death in 1931. His wife Annie died in 1938 and the house passed out of the family. I have gone back to the 1700's. I would like to get in touch with any descendents of Philip. My grandad was Charles, and he left the family home sometime around the turn of the century. We dont know the reason for his departure, as he never told his family anything about his past. We would very much like to get in touch with any great grandchildren of Philips.
My name is Margaret Tiernan (nee Robinson), I live in Abergele north Wales. tel..01745 824987 and my address is Boderw St George Road Abergele LL22 7HB
Name: Michael E EggintonE-mail: mikeandjeri52@msn.comCity: KaysvilleCountry: United StatesSent: 10/08/2009 08:10:04 pmIt's a great site. I am inteested in the book "The Egginton's from Egginton" How do I get it?
Name: Jan HarrisE-mail: janswell7@googlemail.comCity: Burton on TrentCountry: UKSent: 07/08/2009 05:07:08 pm What a brilliant website!!! Lively,informative,Fun and very well designed!!.Certainly makes you want to vist Egginton.
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