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RIDWARE
FAMILY NAMES RESEARCHED:
The
following Ridware families are currently
being researched by family historians:
| Name researched |
Century |
Researcher |
| Brownson Henry |
19th |
Jones |
| Capman William Cox |
19th |
Prince |
| Chadwick Elizabeth |
19th |
Prince |
| Cope John |
18th |
Sammons |
| Cope Sarah |
19th |
Sammons |
| Davis Mary |
19th |
Sammons |
| Evans John |
18th |
Evans |
| Evans Michael |
18th |
Evans |
| Hodgkinson Charles |
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Hodgkinson |
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Lyon |
18th |
Spalding |
| Morris Ann |
18th |
Sammons |
| Mycock James |
19th |
O'Mally |
| Rowley Mary |
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Hodgkinson |
| Sammons Christopher |
19th |
Sammons |
| Sammons Eustace |
19th |
Sammons |
| Sammons William |
18th |
Sammons |
| Taylor William |
18th |
Taylor |
| West Horace |
20th |
Elkin |
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Meetings
18th April: Members visited King's Norton, winner of BBC's
Restoration Programme 2004, to tour the restored buildings.
9th May: Members visited site of Beaudesert and had a
guided walk by Mike Street.
3rd June: Members visited Ingestre Hall and Church and had
an interesting guided tour of both.
4th July: 16 members visited Wollaton Hall, Nottingham, a
restored Tudor mansion with large grounds and were given a guided tour
of the mansion.
12th September: A group visited St Michael's Church in
Lichfield and enjoyed an interesting tour of the ancient Churchyard and
talk on the Church itself, led by Trevor James.
26th September: The Society held a 'History Day' in Hill
Ridware which was extremely well attended and thoroughly enjoyed by
everyone.
10th October: The first winter meeting was held at Hamstall
Ridware Church, when Mairi MacDonald gave a fascinating talk on the
History of the Leigh Family, who were Lords of the Manor of Hamstall
2nd November: Dr Philip Morgan, a leading authority on the
Battle of Shrewsbury in 1403, gave a compelling talk on the Battle and
also the possible local connections.
7th December: Peter Glew and his son spoke about the
ancient art of basket-making and the variety of uses to which they are
put. This was followed by the Christmas buffet.
4th January: The Annual General Meeting was followed by a
fascinating talk by one of our members, Darren Faragher, on the history
of the funeral business.
1st February: The Society was privileged to have Ian Wykes,
Cultural Environment Group Leader for Staffs Co Council speaking about
the Staffordshire Hoard (a change from the advertised subject)
1st March: Randle Knight gave a very interesting talk on
William Salt and his LibraryClick on any Programme link for details of these and
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