http://www.mauldenhistorysociety.org Sun, 24 Oct 2010 12:33:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.mauldenhistorysociety.org/history-of-maulden/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Peter Sun, 24 Oct 2010 12:33:13 +0000 http://www.mauldenhistorysociety.org/history-of-maulden/#comment-7 The Berrill Family The 1901 census records show that 2 ancestors, maiden aunts, Mary Louisa Berrill and Frances Berrill were living in Duck End Lane, Maulden. We know that Mary died in Bournemouth in 1921, and that Frances died in Salisbury in 1924, but do not know how much longer, after 1901, that they lived in Maulden. Can anyone provide information on their lives in Maulden? Is it possible to discover which house exactly that they lived in, in Duck End Lane? and if the house still exists? Both sisters had lived previously in their parents home on Ampthill Road. Peter D. Wenham The Berrill Family
The 1901 census records show that 2 ancestors, maiden aunts, Mary Louisa Berrill and Frances Berrill were living in Duck End Lane, Maulden. We know that Mary died in Bournemouth in 1921, and that Frances died in Salisbury in 1924, but do not know how much longer, after 1901, that they lived in Maulden. Can anyone provide information on their lives in Maulden? Is it possible to discover which house exactly that they lived in, in Duck End Lane? and if the house still exists? Both sisters had lived previously in their parents home on Ampthill Road.
Peter D. Wenham

]]> http://www.mauldenhistorysociety.org/history-of-maulden/comment-page-1/#comment-6 Peter Sun, 24 Oct 2010 12:31:28 +0000 http://www.mauldenhistorysociety.org/history-of-maulden/#comment-6 The Berrill Family. I am grateful to the Maulden History Society for identifying the house which appeared in an old photo in an album held by my family. The only clue I previously had was the pencilled inscription “Maulden” on the back of the photo. As a result of this confirmation, I have been able to identify, with a reasonable degree of certainty, the 4 people in the photo. These were ancestors that we previously had no photographs of, so I am doubly appreciative for the help that has enabled these to be added to our family history archive. The photo is posted on FLICKR at : http://www.flickr.com/photos/9501502@N05/sets/72157624950506989/ and I would welcome any comments about the photo or the building. Through the marvels of Google’s Street View I have been able to get glimpses of the building as it is today. Peter D. Wenham The Berrill Family.
I am grateful to the Maulden History Society for identifying the house which appeared in an old photo in an album held by my family. The only clue I previously had was the pencilled inscription “Maulden” on the back of the photo. As a result of this confirmation, I have been able to identify, with a reasonable degree of certainty, the 4 people in the photo. These were ancestors that we previously had no photographs of, so I am doubly appreciative for the help that has enabled these to be added to our family history archive.
The photo is posted on FLICKR at : http://www.flickr.com/photos/9501502@N05/sets/72157624950506989/ and I would welcome any comments about the photo or the building. Through the marvels of Google’s Street View I have been able to get glimpses of the building as it is today.
Peter D. Wenham

]]> http://www.mauldenhistorysociety.org/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Marion Rose Sat, 01 May 2010 15:02:05 +0000 http://www.mauldenhistorysociety.org/?page_id=2#comment-2 Thought I would be first to make a comment! Thanks Chris for setting up this website. Will be watching his survey hopefully to identify my grandparent's ( White) grave which is one of two in front of the rubbish dump. Thanks too for the hard work that the committee do Marion. Thought I would be first to make a comment!
Thanks Chris for setting up this website. Will be watching his survey hopefully to identify my grandparent’s ( White) grave which is one of two in front of the rubbish dump.
Thanks too for the hard work that the committee do
Marion.

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