AU10/30/26

Letter from Andrew Underwood to Ann Chappel: - thanking her for AU10/30/25; - asking where the Biddenham Wingfields fitted in; - George John Wingfield lived for a time in Half Moon Street, London and AU notes that Thomas Gibbs of Half Moon Street had a son Thomas Brandreth Gibbs who had a memorial in Ampthill church, then Gibbs' being seed merchants with a nursery in the town; - Mary [Isaballa] Wingfield taught woodcarving to Ampthill boys, including AU's grandfather; - did Anthony Henry's camel which took part in the stage production of Chu Chin Chow travel to London by train? - George William Rayment, the farm bailiff died on 30 Jul 1948 and his wife Gertrude on 10 Jan 1968; - should references to Brinsmaid be Brinsmade?

21 Feb 2004

From: 1948 To: 2004

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Chappel, Ann,
Underwood, Andrew Grimmer,
Wingfield, Anthony Henry,
Wingfield, Ann,
Wingfield, George John,
Gibbs, Thomas Brandreth,
Gibbs, Thomas,
Wingfield, Mary Isabella,
Rayment, George William,
Rayment, Gertrude

camels, drama productions, woodcarving, deaths, farm bailiff, BIDDENHAM, AMPTHILL, Piccadilly Half Moon Street