A few weeks ago I was very interested to see on your genealogy page a link to the Edkins family tree, which featured my relatives. A few weeks later this link does not work and I am very disappointed that I can no longer see this family tree. Can you tell me where I can find this please? Thank you.
Further to my message of yesterday, I have discovered that the demon.co.uk service hosting the page, linked on your genealogy page, has been closed by it’s owner, Vodafone, since 29/5/2020. So my new question is now; the page missing featured the Edkins family tree, which I have only just found out had one my relatives on it. So may I please ask if anybody had saved a copy of this page. It was quite a long document, going from Shakespeare’s mother and sister, down to my great grandmother. Thanking you, David.
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My late father told me several times that his mother family, the James, were bell ringers at Aston Cantlow church for several generations prior to them moving to Birmingham towards the end of the 19th century. He also said that the family members were buried in unmarked graves on the land to the left of the churches main entrance.
A few weeks ago I was very interested to see on your genealogy page a link to the Edkins family tree, which featured my relatives. A few weeks later this link does not work and I am very disappointed that I can no longer see this family tree. Can you tell me where I can find this please? Thank you.
Further to my message of yesterday, I have discovered that the demon.co.uk service hosting the page, linked on your genealogy page, has been closed by it’s owner, Vodafone, since 29/5/2020. So my new question is now; the page missing featured the Edkins family tree, which I have only just found out had one my relatives on it. So may I please ask if anybody had saved a copy of this page. It was quite a long document, going from Shakespeare’s mother and sister, down to my great grandmother. Thanking you, David.
Hi
My late father told me several times that his mother family, the James, were bell ringers at Aston Cantlow church for several generations prior to them moving to Birmingham towards the end of the 19th century. He also said that the family members were buried in unmarked graves on the land to the left of the churches main entrance.
Is there any way of researching this?