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| Posted by
Carl N. Graf, Jr.
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02 September 2002
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19:22
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| A very well thought out and interesting web page!
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| Morton Grove, Il. USA |
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| Posted by
Tony Law
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24 August 2002
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02:26
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Excellent website, congratulations.
Would be pleased to hear from any one knew me from Woodnesborough and Sandwich. See also contacts through www.manwoods.com and friendsreunited.co.uk
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| Sydney Australia |
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| Posted by
Hugh Jackson
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21 August 2002
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13:55
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I used to live in Sandwich, St Georges Rd, many years ago (early 1950s),
and went to the local primary school when Mr Sage was headmaster and Mr Chesterfield, Mr Ford
and Mr Petit were teachers and then went Sir Roger Manwoods. My particular friends that I remember
were Roger Haywood, Argent Carney (Chase?), John Gifford,the Bettsworth family, Trevor Reynolds and many others.
Any news of any of these people would be most welcome.
Thank you.
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| Hurworth England |
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| Posted by
Brian Kavanagh
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14 August 2002
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10:24
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I spent a day in Sandwich last year - had been keen to visit but had never got there before. A day wasn't enough, so I'm hoping to get back for a longer stay next year.As a committed Anglophile I found your site while surfing for English sites. I have Kent many times and stayed with friends in the area. Now that I'm semi-retired, I'm putting my knowledge of English village life to good use (I hope!) in a series of cozy murder mysteries that I've had published. Hope to be back soon. Best wishes to all, Brian
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| Melbourne Australia |
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| Posted by
Maryoon
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17 July 2002
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16:49
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I found this site to be very interesting.I lived in Sandwich from the age of 2 - 5. I must have attended my first class in Sandwich School in about 1964. I cannot remember it is so long ago. We then moved to Newcastle and then to South Africa. I lived with my British father Doug Scammell and my German Mother REnate Scammell (that is my maiden name). I have a brother Ian who was a little younger than me.
We lived in Poulders Gardens and I know that my mother would love to get into contact with old friends of hers. Check her message - Renate Scammell. Use my E Mail address.
I cannot remember any of my friends. All I remember are my friends from Newcastle because I was older.
If you remember our family, let us know!!!
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| Cape Town South Africa |
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| Posted by
Marc Sluder
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07 July 2002
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08:42
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Hi everyone!
I hear on the grapevine of a reunion fo all who attended the secondary in the late 70's.
If it's only a rumor then let's try to make it happen!
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| Kent |
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| Posted by
john mummery
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27 June 2002
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22:58
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| Hi,my g g g g grandfather abraham mummery{1761-1790} was a miller in the sandwich margate area.dose anyone have any imformation on him?thank you.
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| galway rep of ireland |
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| Posted by
renate Scammell
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19 June 2002
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20:38
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| Trying to find a close neighbour, her name is Anne and she had 2 children called: Brian and Jaqueline, Then living in Poulders Garden.If any body could help and leave a message in the SANDWICH VISITORSBOOK. Thank you. Very exciting having found this lovely page. Saw the letter of Graham Baines who lived the same time in Poulders Garden as I did, cannot remember him, who old is he now? Hoping to get an answer, R. Scammell Cpe Town
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| Cape Town South Africa |
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