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Guestbook of hailweston.org.uk
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Welcome to the Hail Weston Guest Book
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Add your entry to the Hail Weston Guest Book by emailing here.
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Richard Mayhew
 rjm44@tiscali.co.uk |
19/11/2007 from 80-42-61-190.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com Revisited Hail Weston for the first time in 40 years, along with my Mother Doreen Barker (Percy and Alice Barkers daughter) who was born and lived in the village with her Sister Daphnie at "Pages Farm". We met up with old friends, Ann-Marie Hamilton, Joe and Stella Arnold and Hanns who my Grandfathers worked with on Aubreys Farm. I remember visiting every few weeks in my youth along with my parents and sister and spent many school holidays there, riding Ann-Marie and her sister Catherine ponies Maxi and Charlie (not so much Charlie) walking down Dog Hole to the Ford, picking up some sherbert from Mrs Kitcheners shop or Mrs Carters village shop, collecting bluebells from the woods with my Grandmother, and Parents and playing at Bulls Farm where we used to chat with Hanns on his garden. Happy times. A huge thank you for Ann-Marie, for a lovely day.
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Elizabeth DiRocco nee English
 diroccoelizabeth@yah oo.com |
15/09/2007 from 31-187.200-68.tampabay.res.rr.com I grew up in Hail Weston first at 12 Pound Close and then 29 Kimbolton Road. Have lived in the USA for 41 years. Went to the village school and then to Huntingdon Grammar school. Parrens, Hacketts, Harts, Boltons, Reynolds and Hancocks were all there then. Seems like the village has grown considerably over the years. Mt Mom and Dad moved to Brampton about 23 years ago. Mom Ivy English passed away this past April. Would like to hear from anyone from the old village if they are around.
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graham harris
 grahamprop3@yahoo. co.uk |
29/06/2007 from 88-107-93-198.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com Both my wife and I have been friends of the palmer family for many tears and were most upset to learn of Barbaras passing
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Alisa Barker
 abarker2003@postma ster.co.uk |
07/05/2007 from 81-179-86-68.dsl.pipex.com Hi, I'm researching the Barker family who lived in Hail weston in the 19th century. I'd love to know if there are any Barkers left in Hail Weston. Also, does anyone know who Barker Close was named after? I believe there was a priest by the name of Barker or Barcar in Hail Weston in the 16th century. Please drop me an email if you have any info, Thanks Alisa
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jacky thornton
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02/09/2006 from 10.8.124.81 thankyou for the pictures but why didn't you include the first bridge or the playing field
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jacky thornton
 bbup@nidhog.com |
02/09/2006 from 10.8.124.81 was born in the village 43 years ago lived there all my life until I got married my mum still lives there to this day on newtown she was also born in the village as was my grandfather they was born near where the old shop was and I still can remember when the old post office was still there went back home a few years ago and noticed that there was a lot more houses where I never thought there was before namely britains cow shed in the high street my grandfather used to take me there to see the cows and we used to get conkers out of his garden I remember so many family's from the village the scarr's lewis's we had so much fun there If there is someone from the village who remembers my family the thornton's please e-mail me at bbup@nidhog.com thanks
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sue prince
 sue-prince@supanet. com |
15/06/2006 from 86.112.184.254 was born in the village 39 years ago , married and settled in village until 2000, then moved miles away to Great staughton. Still have lots of friends there and frequent the Royal Oak on occasions, good luck with the new website it looks great!!
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Caeli Leonard
 cdleonard@btinternet .com |
23/03/2006 from eagle.lakenheath.af.mil Hello, My family used to live at #61 Hight street, on the corner of Orchard close about 22 years ago. My two borthers are Arron and Michael, sister are Sam and Paula. I was good friends with Luke and MAtthew who lived near the playing field.
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Martin Baughan
 martin.baughan@hail weston.org.uk |
22/11/2005. First Guestbook message from Martin Baughan.
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