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I am a retired widow planning a trip to England and especially Cumbria is one of the places I have chosen to visit. While researching Petra, Jordan and environs, I ran across a parallel Iron Age hillfort in Cumbria. This got me so interested that I have been engrossed with others in Somerset, Dorset, Wales, Cornwall, Devon etc. I have been doing a lot of research into Prehistoric England and get sidetracked into the area involved and the other sites in those areas. Many times I run across a site like this which is very informative. Cumbria is one of those mystical places that draws on ones imagination! Your site is so informative and very nicely done. Thank you.
thank you for your letter—we live in an amazing part of the world with so much history—the trouble is for every question answered 10 more lie in wait
thanks again
audrey
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My mother was from Eamont Bridge.her father was wilf Warwick,he was one of a large family and a lot of warwicks lived in Eamont Bridge going back a hundred years.my uncle,thomas Stanley Poulson Warwick was killed in Arnhem his name is on the war memorial .looking for anyone who may still be living in the village who would have known any members of the Warwick family.thanks
Hi Nadine–we have been in the village for about 35 and more years–we remember some Warwicks living straight across from us and my husband said that one of them was on the village hall commitee with him—David and Cath Ware lived next door to them on post office row and are still in the same house—my husband remembers going to the houses behind the filling station on the right before you hit penrith looking for one of your relatives to get your uncles name for the memorial
as you say the Warwicks are well known as an eamont bridge family as are the Wares
will look through our documents etc.and get back to you
I just thought —Millie Rochford has lived in the village a long long time and she lives next to Pele tower that would be a great person to ask once this virus thing is over with
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I am a retired widow planning a trip to England and especially Cumbria is one of the places I have chosen to visit. While researching Petra, Jordan and environs, I ran across a parallel Iron Age hillfort in Cumbria. This got me so interested that I have been engrossed with others in Somerset, Dorset, Wales, Cornwall, Devon etc. I have been doing a lot of research into Prehistoric England and get sidetracked into the area involved and the other sites in those areas. Many times I run across a site like this which is very informative. Cumbria is one of those mystical places that draws on ones imagination! Your site is so informative and very nicely done. Thank you.
thank you for your letter—we live in an amazing part of the world with so much history—the trouble is for every question answered 10 more lie in wait
thanks again
audrey
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My mother was from Eamont Bridge.her father was wilf Warwick,he was one of a large family and a lot of warwicks lived in Eamont Bridge going back a hundred years.my uncle,thomas Stanley Poulson Warwick was killed in Arnhem his name is on the war memorial .looking for anyone who may still be living in the village who would have known any members of the Warwick family.thanks
Hi Nadine–we have been in the village for about 35 and more years–we remember some Warwicks living straight across from us and my husband said that one of them was on the village hall commitee with him—David and Cath Ware lived next door to them on post office row and are still in the same house—my husband remembers going to the houses behind the filling station on the right before you hit penrith looking for one of your relatives to get your uncles name for the memorial
as you say the Warwicks are well known as an eamont bridge family as are the Wares
will look through our documents etc.and get back to you
I just thought —Millie Rochford has lived in the village a long long time and she lives next to Pele tower that would be a great person to ask once this virus thing is over with
will get back to you
thanks
Audrey