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HAS ANYONE OUT THERE ACCESS TO THESE TREES I RUN THE GODDEN FAMILY TREE BASED ON MY OWN IMMEDIATE FAMILY BUT WOULD LIKE TO EXPAND . ALSO ANYONE WITH DUNKLING CONNECTION. MY MOTHER WAS A DUNKLING ANDX WOULD LIKE TO EXPAND THIS BRANCH THANKS EVERYONE IN ANTICIPATION

Hello, Philip -

I'm not sure what you mean by "access to these trees".

However, if you like to give us some dates, places, names , and an idea of what you already have on either family, we can see if we can find anything more for you.

The more information you give us on what you already have, the better, to save us duplicating things.

These names are quite common in Kent.

If your family is likely to have Kent connections, you could start by contacting others with same surnames in Kent.
Look in Search trees to see if anyone has links...and possible information to extend your knowledge of these names.

Gwyn

You can 'expand' by researching.....................

Have you looked for info on

http://www.freebmd.org.uk/

What are you actually asking for?

I take it your parents are the ones who married in Middlesex in 1951..................although they don't seem to have produced a Philip.............so maybe not.

If you want help.............dates and location are vital

OK.........

You were born 1930...............so the 1951 marriage isn't relevant

I see that your birth was registered in both surnames

What was your mother's first name?

When was she born?

I may be able to save lots of look ups if you reply to my post.

Hello Philip and welcome to the Community Boards :-)




As Philip is a new poster and also 83 years of ages according to Reggie, he may well be uncertain of what to do. I will send him a friendly message on how he can find these replies. :-)

HI PHILLIP ARE YOU A TWIN

So, Philip has seen the replies..............

PHILLIP YOU NEED TO UNTICK COMPLETED OR
EVERYONE WILL THINK YOUR QUERIE FINISHED
BUT IT IS NOT

Oh good! Philip has managed to find his way back here. I'll send another message to help him post a response. Here's hoping... :-)