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Trying to find st john
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Unknown | Report | 19 Sep 2005 09:22 |
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My mothers family line is related to St John's through marriage.Her aunt Elizabeth Cammell marr a Harold St John in 1920 if either of these names ring a bell and you are willing to help both me and a distant cousin Lee extend our family histories please contact.Lee is coming to England at Christmas and we hope to travel around the areas that our families both rich and poor lived and died.I am sure that all our families have good and bad history stories to tell certainly Lees family is a real mystery and we would both like to unravel it.Names linked to both our histories are Cammell /Clarke/Moore from Suffolk areas specifically Stanton and York/Bunker/St John,Middlesex /Surrey/London..Please help I am not getting any younger and my grand daughter loves me telling her all about her various families whether they be bare back riders,policemen ,vicars,farmers,pennybook writers,thieves and vagabonds all and more make up the colourful pattern of our lives...Gina |
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Gillian | Report | 7 Nov 2007 20:05 |
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I have a Harold St John married to Elizabeth Cammell in 1920 in my tree. I descend from the St Johns on my mother's side. I've managed to go back to 1620 on the St John side. |
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