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Lady Regina d'Albert Schaerer crimson3@shaw.ca	02-02-2009 - 04:29 Regina d'Alber Schaerer Duchesse d'Albert de Tartas Canadian Delegate Interrnat.Red Cross Finlayson Arm rd 880 Victoria v9b6e6 BC Canada Dear Sir ...madam in 1956 I lived in Berwick st James With a Family By the name of Richard Willoughby and worked on His Chicken Farm ,The house was on the main-street across from the farm house (Manor house ??) the Willoughby's had one son who was 7 year old at the time, Mrs.Willoughby was in a wheelchair ,,the lady was stricken down with Polio during her Family's stay in Africa , I would really appreciate ,any info on the family ,and what ever happen after I left ,the son would be now about 61 years old Thank you respectfully Regina d'Albert Schaerer
Barbara Last barbaralast@waitrose.com.uk	01-02-2009 - 16:52 I am concerned about the loss old trees, particulaly the beeches up past Asserton. Was it really necessary? or just vested interest. I'm sure the chances of them falling on anyone on the track was miniscule. I have compiled a 'Flora of Berwick St James' as a marker for the millennium. Would it be of interest to add this to the website?
Enid Bell anniemaybell01@google.com	27-01-2009 - 16:56 MyG,G,Uncle lived and worked in your village from around 1850 onwards having married a Sophia Humphries.I believe her father John Humphries worked on the estate, and probable William Bowden my GGGrandfather as well. Could you give me any info please. thankyou Enid.
Brian Wahby bwahby@berrickpartnership.com	27-12-2008 - 15:24 Enjoyed your website. My wife and I spent our honeymoon touring England and Wales by car in December of 1995. Our first night on the trip was spent at the Mill House in Berwick St. James. We were well kept by Ms. Dianna Gifford-Mead (sp). A couple years later while trying to determine a name for our first-born, I came across the name Berrick in book of names. I mentioned it to my wife, we immediately remembered our lovely stay in Berwick St. James and felt a better name wouldn't be found. On March 5, 1997 Berrick Adkins Wahby was born in St. Louis, Missouri USA. He is now a strapping 11 year-old boy making plans to enter middle school in the fall. We haven't made it back, but do sometime hope to bring Berrick to Berwick.
David Jones dn.jones@blueyonder.co.uk	18-10-2008 - 20:42 An admirable example of an English village newsletter website. I came across it whilst surfing for information on Bulford and Durrington. I lived opposite Bulfoird church and later in Salisbury from 1961 to 1965. I was part of the ROYAL NAVY staff at the ARMY's Southern Command HQ at Wilton! What really grabbed my attention was the reference to a Martin Gairdner and his 70th birthday. When I joined the RN in 1957, one of the National Servicemen who 'joined' with me was a Martin Gairdner - could it be the same? I have no wish to intrude after all these years but if you find it IS - give him my regards and good wishes for the future. may be a small world after all? Wish you continued success with the website David Jones
David Humphries dh39@btinternet.com	12-10-2008 - 17:34 Hello An Interesting site. Several generations of my ancestors came from Berwick St James
Pauline Stephenson paulines7@onetel.com	22-07-2008 - 15:58 A useful and interesting site and well done to those that have set this up. I have a question though. Why do I have to scroll across the page to read it? I have tried reducing the text size in my viewer but the page is still being stretched. I suspect it may be something to do with the photos that are on it as this occasionally happens in a forum to which I belong.
carolinespalton	02-05-2008 - 22:25 Looks very professional , great
daisysaltonwoods	02-05-2008 - 22:23 loved the web site
Christian Lange http://www.allthekit.com	21-03-2008 - 16:48 This is a test -This is how your message will appear