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Vera

Vera Report 19 Jun 2003 11:38

All the BRADSHAWS are related somehow and my mother was a Bradshaw. There was a JOHN BRADSHAWE of Marple, Cheshire, the first,& only, President of England (not counting T. Blair). He was the Judge who presided at the trial of King Charles I and he signed the death warrant together with Cromwell and others. He had no direct descendants as he had no children. There were also BRADSHAWS from the Plague Village of EYAM in Derbyshire and I have traced a family from an actual plague victim's survivor who married into the Bradshaws. Vera, Manchester LAN

Unknown

Unknown Report 19 Jun 2003 07:57

Actually my children, through my exes line are descended from the brother of the first Baron Tenterden. Jim

Unknown

Unknown Report 19 Jun 2003 07:55

I know, Sad isn't it, Jim

Christine

Christine Report 19 Jun 2003 01:14

Jim, you're grasping at straws there love. Chris

Unknown

Unknown Report 18 Jun 2003 22:22

My ex-wife's new husband's ex-wife's Maiden name was Elgar. Does this qualify? Jim, Gosport, HAM.

Unknown

Unknown Report 17 Jun 2003 20:55

Hi all My grandfather was Bernrad Meninsky -who - he was an artist,paintings in tate and many other galleries,also war memorial museum for his work as war artist and correspondent,his younger son is still alive and a fantastic artist.Its Bernards family in Ukraine that l'm trying to find,any idea's??????? Jude H.

Unknown

Unknown Report 17 Jun 2003 19:51

My husbands gtgtgtgranfather won the Grand National in 1844, and my gtgranfather was an architect and designed most of Rochester, Kent.

Monica

Monica Report 17 Jun 2003 19:16

I'm related to Moorcroft pottery, the man who introduced the Charleston to England ( Blackwell) and I'm trying to find a connection between my Walsh's and Stephen walsh the MP.

Bernadette

Bernadette Report 12 Jun 2003 23:08

My husband is related to Mary Ann Evans (real name of the author George Elliot.) Unfortunately I've found no-one famous in my family (not even a villain!)

Debbie

Debbie Report 12 Jun 2003 18:18

Wow this is very exciting it would be great to have an ancestor who is famous. Is there anyone else out there there must be quite a few. Debbie

Carole

Carole Report 12 Jun 2003 17:59

I have found Thomas Quiney b1589 married Judith Shakespeare (daughter of you know who!!!!!) I am a Quinney by marrige and very proud of my ancestor--even though its by marrying into the family.

Bernadette

Bernadette Report 12 Jun 2003 14:41

not sure how i would go about finding out if i am related to anyone famous any ideas?

Alison

Alison Report 11 Jun 2003 19:57

I found out that I am related to Graham Barry Clilverd he is not exactly famous but he was a member of the royal academy and his pictures are featured in some museums,(I was just able to purchase one of his prints on Ebay) his brother Ralph was in the 1912 olympics in the modern pentathalon.

JessyG

JessyG Report 11 Jun 2003 18:14

found out whilst doing their tree they are related to anyone famous or of historical importance? My partner is very distantly related to a popstar! Just interested thats all Love Jess

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