Grandmas Essex

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  marshland 11:12 pm on 27/04/2011 Permalink  

  Thanks for visiting me on this blog- for the time being I am blogging on http://essex-family-history.blogspot.com/ so why not visit me there

   
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  marshland 4:10 pm on 24/04/2011 Permalink  

  Easter Page of the Day – How the Victorians celebrated Easter with 2 nice old Easter cards http://bit.ly/hBbjec

   
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  marshland 11:39 pm on 21/04/2011 Permalink  

  Stow Maries WW1 aerodrome is the best preserved in the UK expanding fast- a new vistors centre arrived. Worth a visit http://bit.ly/gUlJjF

   
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  marshland 11:38 pm on 21/04/2011 Permalink  

  A Baptist Church has been in Burnham on Crouch since 1639 this page tells the story of the local baptists http://bit.ly/e6oU0n

   
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  marshland 11:38 pm on 21/04/2011 Permalink  

  Home from a day trip to France. Had meal in Dunkirk- Difficult to imagine what it was like in 1940 stranded on those open dunes under fire

   
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  marshland 11:38 pm on 21/04/2011 Permalink  

  Page of Day-Washington family from Purleigh-One kidnapped Pocohontas & another moved to USA & gave USA Gerge Washington http://bit.ly/g98nZ6

   
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  marshland 4:53 pm on 21/04/2011 Permalink  

  Page of day-Pics and short biogs of 36 top GB sportsmen of the 1930′s like Fred Perry and Dixie Dean http://bit.ly/esZ7SB

   
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  marshland 11:50 pm on 19/04/2011 Permalink  

  Dover has a great castle, WW2 defences, umpteen memorials & old churches, a nice beach-Why do I drive straight to the ferry and never stop

   
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  marshland 10:07 pm on 18/04/2011 Permalink  

  Hugh Owen of Bradwell was Essex Cricket Captain for 7 years 1895-1902- He scored 137 against Hants and got their first ever century.

   
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  marshland 10:07 pm on 18/04/2011 Permalink  

  Oddfellows 

  The Odd Fellows Friendly Soc was big in Dengie 100 from the early 1800′s.People paid a few pence pw and received sick or unemployment money.