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Local history group for Carlton-in-Lindrick, Nottighamshire
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Carlton Hall
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Hello, I am having some discussion with a relative regarding Carlton Hall, Can you confirm that it was demolished after the war please? Regards, Ken Kenneth & Patricia Rye 21 Slead Avenue, Brighouse, West Yorkshire HD6 2JB England
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history
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Hi to carlton Ithought you may like to know that Sir Richard Furneaux was the high sheriff nottingham in 1300 and knight of the shire. Would anyone know if there are any furneaux liveing carlton?,I have about 10,000 documents and 70 coats of arms and seals, there is a family web-site just write in furneaux family on google.... more »
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history
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My wedding video - DON'T OPEN IT.
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Eric (and everyone else), Unfortunately, the email was a spam message. The google group message filtering system is usually pretty good at filtering out this sort of rubbish, but in this case they've let us down. I hope that nobody on the list has suffered any problems as a result of trying to follow this link.... more »
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A joke
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O-ha-ha What are they doing? PS Just a joke, but so funny :) [link]
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Whereabouts of "The Alley"
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I've been contacted by somebody who's ancestor appears on the 1881
census at an address called "The Alley".
Judging by the other properties nearby in the census, I think "The
Alley" must have been somewhere near the green, but I can't be more
specific.
Do any of you know exactly where "The Alley" was in Carlton?... more »
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Carlton starch mill
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I've had an enquiry from Maxine Woodcock in Canada who had ancestors
Duncan McDougall and Mary McIntyre who married just prior to the birth
of their first child in 1820 at a starch mill in Carlton.
Does anybody have any idea where Carlton starch mill was located?
Best Regards, Jon.
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New Bell Inn at Carlton in the 1800's (plus Costhorpe)
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I have a sad story in my family history which took place at Carlton in
Lindrick during the 1860 and 1870’s. It involves the birth of
illegitimate twins to a teenage girl and their subsequent separation
and changes in name.
Referring to the map layout (circa 1889) can anyone tell me whether
the New Bell Inn in North Carlton still exists in any form? It is hard... more »
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