If Clifford Peel is in front,could Dorothy standing behind him ?
Saturday, 18 February 2012
Clifford Peel at the opening of Rougemont
If Clifford Peel is in front,could Dorothy standing behind him ?
Friday, 17 February 2012
Wednesday, 15 February 2012
When and why
Today we go back to the beginning.
In this add from 21 July 1821 Jerome Nicholas Vlieland says he is back from Paris and back in Yarmouth.
We know therefore he has been in England before .
Probably in 1820.
Did he go to his family in Holland?
Or did he go to France as he says in the newspaper?
At that time he was 24 years of age.
Time to settle and get married.
Which he did in 1824.
The story is that he was the teacher of Sarah and they fell in love and eloped.
And were allowed to marry.
So when was the first time J.N. came to England as a professor?
In 1820 there are no adds in the newspapers by Jerome or we have not found them yet.
Not in the Dutch newspapers either .
No house sales, no passengers list.
So where did he went when he returned to Paris.
Did he go to visite his mother at that time or were his mother, sister and brother there with him?
His mother was allready 64 by then.
We know he likes his adds, as there are many in later years in different newspapers, but could the adds below of 1820 has something to do with his first years.
So to all happy hunting and if you find something ...........please let us know.
In this add from 21 July 1821 Jerome Nicholas Vlieland says he is back from Paris and back in Yarmouth.
Probably in 1820.
Did he go to his family in Holland?
Or did he go to France as he says in the newspaper?
At that time he was 24 years of age.
Time to settle and get married.
Which he did in 1824.
The story is that he was the teacher of Sarah and they fell in love and eloped.
And were allowed to marry.
So when was the first time J.N. came to England as a professor?
In 1820 there are no adds in the newspapers by Jerome or we have not found them yet.
Not in the Dutch newspapers either .
No house sales, no passengers list.
So where did he went when he returned to Paris.
Did he go to visite his mother at that time or were his mother, sister and brother there with him?
His mother was allready 64 by then.
We know he likes his adds, as there are many in later years in different newspapers, but could the adds below of 1820 has something to do with his first years.
So to all happy hunting and if you find something ...........please let us know.
Tuesday, 14 February 2012
Richard Rickman Shillitoe
14 Nov 1877 Marriage place Hove,Sussex,England
He was born 19 Sept 1840 in Brighton as son of Richard Rickman Shillitoe and Mary Hughes .
Dad and son are both surgeons.
Richard and Mary had two children
1.Violet Mary Shillitoe born 1 March 1879 and later married Dr. Cecil Page of North Walsam Norfolk.
2.Bernard Shillitoe born 29 April 1882.
census of 1901
from the newspaper
Heroic conduct
Monday, 13 February 2012
Doris Adele Anderson
Doris Anderson is the daughter of Douglas Hamilton Anderson and Florence Adele Vlieland.
She was born 7 September 1897.
She married in Peterborough in March 1924 to Kenneth Otway Mayne.
Children from this mariage according to free BMD
Michael D.O.Mayne born Dec 1924 Bromley
Christine M Mayne born June 1928 Epsom
Joanna M Mayne born Sept 1931 Oakham
Stella M Mayne born Dec 1932 Loddon
Nicholas B.O.Mayne Sept 1939 Norwich Outer.
She was born 7 September 1897.
She married in Peterborough in March 1924 to Kenneth Otway Mayne.
Children from this mariage according to free BMD
Michael D.O.Mayne born Dec 1924 Bromley
Christine M Mayne born June 1928 Epsom
Joanna M Mayne born Sept 1931 Oakham
Stella M Mayne born Dec 1932 Loddon
Nicholas B.O.Mayne Sept 1939 Norwich Outer.
Saturday, 11 February 2012
Beryl Audrey Anderson.
Beryl Audrey Anderson is the daughter of Douglas Hamilton Anderson and Florence Adele Vlieland.
She was born 27 April 1899 and died on 2 January 1993 in Greenwich Hospital
She married Frederick Owen Burt.
Frederick Owen Burt was born November 9, 1896 in "Seaview", Pegwell, Ramsgate, Kent, England.
He was the son of Frederick John Burt and Agnes Mary Stone .
Beryl and their son John.
John Hamilton Burt was the son of Beryl and Frederick Owen Burt (Births Dec 1896 Burt Frederick Owen Thanet 2a 975) and later in life he married Sylvia Doris Price.
Immigration:Date: 04 OCT 1926
Place: Southampton, Hampshire, England
Note: Balmoral Castle 4th October 1926
Embarked Natal
disembarked Southampton
Frankland Halsted; c/o High Commr for SA; 2nd Class; Civil Servant; aged 35; last residence South Africa.
She was born 27 April 1899 and died on 2 January 1993 in Greenwich Hospital
She married Frederick Owen Burt.
Frederick Owen Burt was born November 9, 1896 in "Seaview", Pegwell, Ramsgate, Kent, England.
He was the son of Frederick John Burt and Agnes Mary Stone .
Beryl and their son John.
John Hamilton Burt was the son of Beryl and Frederick Owen Burt (Births Dec 1896 Burt Frederick Owen Thanet 2a 975) and later in life he married Sylvia Doris Price.
the marriage ended in 1946 when Beryl left Frederick Owen for Frank Halsted.
He was born June 13 1891 in South Africa. and he died December 1971 in Greenwich, Kent, EnglandImmigration:Date: 04 OCT 1926
Place: Southampton, Hampshire, England
Note: Balmoral Castle 4th October 1926
Embarked Natal
disembarked Southampton
Frankland Halsted; c/o High Commr for SA; 2nd Class; Civil Servant; aged 35; last residence South Africa.
Friday, 10 February 2012
Hemblington church and hall
The church where Jerome and Sarah were married ,
And the interior.
An elegant Georgian building unfortunately rather spoilt by the ruined adjacent farm buildings.
© Copyright Morley Sewell and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
The Saxon/Norman church where the Heath family lived for a hundred or so years and where Bishop Blomfield Anna Maria Heath married the sister of Sarah Heath (wife of Jerome) was lovely. It is solitary on high ground in the Parish of Hemblington which (since 1925) consists of that and nearby Blofield Heath (where Sarah's ancestor came from). It has a beautiful font covered in painted figures and a wall painting (the best in the country depicting St Christopher's life. The hall is large and now contains large totally separate dwellings.
Hemblington parish is a small settlement just east of the city of Norwich and north of the main A47 road between Norwich & Great Yarmouth. The parish is sparesly settled with just a straggle of farm-houses with no real centre.
All Saints church sits beside a lane just north of Hemblington Hall, it is an interesting example of a round-tower church, usually indicative of an early date. At some time the tower was probably higher and this has fallen or become dangerous as a somewhat hidden conical top now caps the tower. Despite the round-tower most of the church dates from the early 14th Century.
TG 31 SE HEMBLINGTON HEMBLINGTON HALL ROAD
(south side)
5/46
20.2.52. Hemblington Hall.
G.V. II
Farmhouse, c.1700. Red brick with steeply-pitched pantiled roofs. Two
storeys and attics; T-shaped plan. Principal facade to north : five bays,
symmetrical. Sashes with glazing bars and architraves. Rubbed skewback
arches and plain brick aprons. Central doorway with moulded and rusticated
brick door surround. Moulded brick pediment on rusticated pilasters.
Door and reveal with raised and fielded panels. Rusticated brick corner
pilasters. Two segmental headed dormers with two-light casements with
glazing bars. Parapeted gables with tumbling- in and internal chimney
stacks. C20 lean-to at east gable, partly masking window openings. Rear
wing probably slightly later; three window range of C19 casements with
segmental heads. Lobby entrance plan with central axial stack and doorway
with plain wooden surround and canopy. Plain corner pilasters. Two C20
gabled dormers.
Listing NGR: TG3514011313
Source: English Heritage
And the interior.
© Copyright Morley Sewell and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
The Saxon/Norman church where the Heath family lived for a hundred or so years and where Bishop Blomfield Anna Maria Heath married the sister of Sarah Heath (wife of Jerome) was lovely. It is solitary on high ground in the Parish of Hemblington which (since 1925) consists of that and nearby Blofield Heath (where Sarah's ancestor came from). It has a beautiful font covered in painted figures and a wall painting (the best in the country depicting St Christopher's life. The hall is large and now contains large totally separate dwellings.
Hemblington parish is a small settlement just east of the city of Norwich and north of the main A47 road between Norwich & Great Yarmouth. The parish is sparesly settled with just a straggle of farm-houses with no real centre.
All Saints church sits beside a lane just north of Hemblington Hall, it is an interesting example of a round-tower church, usually indicative of an early date. At some time the tower was probably higher and this has fallen or become dangerous as a somewhat hidden conical top now caps the tower. Despite the round-tower most of the church dates from the early 14th Century.
(south side)
5/46
20.2.52. Hemblington Hall.
G.V. II
Farmhouse, c.1700. Red brick with steeply-pitched pantiled roofs. Two
storeys and attics; T-shaped plan. Principal facade to north : five bays,
symmetrical. Sashes with glazing bars and architraves. Rubbed skewback
arches and plain brick aprons. Central doorway with moulded and rusticated
brick door surround. Moulded brick pediment on rusticated pilasters.
Door and reveal with raised and fielded panels. Rusticated brick corner
pilasters. Two segmental headed dormers with two-light casements with
glazing bars. Parapeted gables with tumbling- in and internal chimney
stacks. C20 lean-to at east gable, partly masking window openings. Rear
wing probably slightly later; three window range of C19 casements with
segmental heads. Lobby entrance plan with central axial stack and doorway
with plain wooden surround and canopy. Plain corner pilasters. Two C20
gabled dormers.
Listing NGR: TG3514011313
Source: English Heritage
Thursday, 9 February 2012
Douglas Hamilton Anderson
Douglas Hamilton Anderson born 24 August 1865
son of John Anderson and Jane Kay MCcGaw
He married Florence Adele Vlieland.
Florence Adèle Vlieland was the daughter of William Heath Vlieland and Emily Hannah Priaulx.
ANDERSON-VLIELAND.-On June 6th, at Christ Church, Brondesbury,N.W., by the Rev. Arthur Rawlins, vicar of St. Andrews, Willesden,
Douglas Hamilton Anderson, M.B., C.M.. St. MIargaret's, Twickenham,to Florence Adele, youngest daughter of the late W. HI. Vlieland, Esq.,of Cheltenham.
Douglas and Florence with Ti-Ti
Florence and Douglas had three children
John Douglas Anderson born 4 Aug 1894 died 4 Aug 1894.
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