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Written by Sarah Yates on Jan. 18, 2012
Thanks for the book titles - I have them on order to go with my Dad's family tree as part of a xmas/birthday present. Managed to trace our Parr/Guy/Terry/Haywood tree back to 1648 so far....!
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Written by Cynthia O'Neill nee Foster on Jan. 12, 2012
Lovely to see photos of Arnold. I grew up in Arnold in 1950s and 1960s. I am currently researching Foster and Hopewell families. Now living in Australia. Photos brought back lots of memories.
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Written by bob massey on Dec. 22, 2011
two books on arnold town written by roger rann cover the period you are interested in and available from the library. "When Marys Were Kings" and "kings of the rec "
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Written by Sarah Parr on Dec. 22, 2011
Where could I go to find information on my Grandad Samuel Parr that was the lead goal scorer for Arnold Town (St Marys) FC in the 1930s and 40s? No reply from anyone at Arnold Town...
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Written by BWright on Nov. 18, 2011
Why not a small Arnold Museum shop
on the Front Street where residents can
donate photos.and info.and maybe
some items of our Frameworkers lives etc and/or just drop in for a chat or coffee?
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Written by Jørgen on Oct. 17, 2011
very nice website, thank you that I could look here and be inspired.
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http://www.officekonsulenterne.dk/excel.asp
Written by Paul Stimpson on Aug. 14, 2011
Wonderfull site, Ive lived in arnold since 1966 and have always had a keen interest in the history and mystery that surrounds arnold
Keep up the good work
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Written by Wendy on Jul. 27, 2011
Fantastic work. Still working my way around the site and I was amazed with the photograph of Front Street. A lot of my ancestors lived on Front Street, so it was truely wonderful to see!
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Written by Jan on May. 8, 2011
Nice site.
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http://www.secpoint.com
Written by Peter on Oct. 27, 2010
Nice webpage I just came across here!, many good fine and fun things here :-) Keep on the good work.
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http://bimeon.com
Written by Mike Sheldon on Sep. 15, 2010
I don't know if you are aware that you have a Waterloo veteran buried at St Marys Church in Arnold. His name was Thomas Sheldon born in Beeston in 1795 and was my great, great, great Uncle. He died and was buried in 1875 and fought at the famous battle and retired as a Chelsea Pensioner in 1840. If you would like more info then please contact me by email.
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Written by peter robinson on Feb. 14, 2010
looking forward the film keep up the good work

Latest comments

07.02 | 20:36

One of my locals along with the Maid Marion, Hop Pole, Greyhound, White Horse.

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07.02 | 20:20

My Grandparents lived opposite the Bonington.

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07.02 | 20:16

I was in the Army Cadets here in the early 60,s

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02.02 | 04:48

jack hinton 4th from right back row. my grandad, was born and raised at 32 high street avenue. was in france 1915 until feb 1919 then returned to allen & sollys

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