Sheldon Manor
(near Chippenham, Wiltshire, England) [box type=”info” style=”rounded” border=”full”]This article was written by Ron Prentice [E2.5a.2b.2c] and originally published in HAFS Journal Vol 4 No 2 […]
(near Chippenham, Wiltshire, England) [box type=”info” style=”rounded” border=”full”]This article was written by Ron Prentice [E2.5a.2b.2c] and originally published in HAFS Journal Vol 4 No 2 […]
[box type=”info” style=”rounded” border=”full”]This article was written by D Evan Evans [E2.2a.5b.2c.1d.1e] and originally published in HAFS Journal Vol 14 No 4 Nov 2018.[/box] Constance
The Water Colourist of Redcamp: Constance Evans (nee Burton-Bradley) Read More »
Stan Hungerford passed away on 12 May 2019, at his home in Kirkland (a suburb of Seattle), Washington State, USA. Stan was a member and
Stanley Wayne Hungerford [SH 1310] – A HAFS Legend Read More »
In June 2019, members of the Hungerford families from England and British Columbia, Canada made their way to Washington, DC to explore the famous Smithsonian
Hungerford Family in Washington, DC at the Smithsonian Institution Read More »
Philippa Shelly Jones [E.2.3a.6b.5c.2d.1e] was recently elected to the Board of the Society of Australian Genealogists. She is also the Editor of the publication ASSOCIATIONS
A New Role for Phillipa Shelly Jones Read More »
Ballyrisode House is in the townland of Ballyrisode; Civil Parish of Kilmoe (Kilmore); Poor Law Union of Skull; DED Toormore; Barony of West Carbery. It
Ballyrisode House, Goleen, near Schull, Co Cork, Ireland Read More »
Tasmanian Senator the Hon Richard Colbeck has been appointed as Minister for Senior Australians and Aged Care in the new Scott Morrison Cabinet, following
A Promotion for Senator the Hon Richard Colbeck [B.3a.2b.7c.1d] Read More »
Why a “quarry”? As far as I can find, there is no collective noun for a group of eulogies such as this, so I decided
A Quarry of Eulogies Read More »
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DNA – Following the Mothers Read More »
This is a transcription of the Rev JE Jackson’s Index of Persons for Hungerfordiana (or The Memoirs of the Family of Hungerford by Sir Richard Colt Hoare,
“Hungerfordiana” – Index of Persons Read More »
This is a transcription of the Rev JE Jackson’s Index of Places for Hungerfordiana (or The Memoirs of the Family of Hungerford by Sir Richard Colt Hoare,
“Hungerfordiana” – Index of Places Read More »
After a successful Committee Meeting on Saturday 9 February 2019 at Tyrrell’s Winery, a number of brave souls (Committee Members and volunteers) gathered at the
First Working Bee in 2019 Read More »
by Ann Ashby [Great-great-granddaughter of Henry Incledon Pilcher] [Editor: This article was first published in HAFS Journal Vol 1 No 3, May 1992.] On 1
The Pilcher and Hungerford Connection Read More »
The bouquet of a wine is considerably more complex (to humans at least) than the flavour because our taste buds are limited to the basic
A Beautiful Bouquet – Or Just a Good Nose? Read More »
As you know we are always researching and updating our family information. Just recently we found another name to add to our list. William Jacob
William Jacob Watriama (1880-1925) Read More »
The internet has certainly changed the way we can find and access information and is a constant and ever changing source for researchers in many
Hungerford Market – An update courtesy of Network Rail (UK) Read More »
Captain James Kilpatrick [E.6.7a=] was a mariner, rising from an apprentice able seaman (at the age of 14 and in square riggers) to captain (of
Captain James Kilpatrick 1863-1936 Read More »
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Address by Pauline Tyrrell at the Launch of Margaret McMahon’s New Books Read More »
Various logs from Captain Kilpatrick’s many voyages for the British East India Company during the War years
Logs from various voyages – 1913 to 1922 (British East India Co) Read More »