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Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

andlid — 2012-02-08 00:16:37Z

Hi Dave,
Yes,we do live on the right up park rd,opposite hesketh park, although we dont have a long drive and I cant remember you visiting us here.We have lived here for approx 40 years now. . I do regret not having visited your dad as I have thought about it on many occasions, but as I am now divorced from Andy it did not seem appropriate,as you are his relation. He has since married again. I have got a new partner for 20 years, but have not remarried. I spoke to Lee yesterday who will tell his Dad about you and your dad.
What a lovely photo of you and your dad. I recognized both of you instantly. A lovely son of yours also.Hopefully I can send some pictures when I have sorted my virus.
I am on facebook as. Julie Anderson. When I send an e-mail it will say it is from Albert Lidbury (my partner) although he doesnt use the computer much. Have a good night. Julie.x

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

fatblokedave — 2012-02-07 21:34:01Z

Yes Julie 43, I really didnt think i was going to be a dad but suddenly there he was lol my 1st my other halfs #6! but then again me and angela go back nearly 24 years, just not as an item, her eldest is one of my god children.
do you do facebook by the way?
Heres a shot of me and dad and my little "matty" butter would not melt would it???
Strange as it may seem i remember traveling on the bus to your place in park rd when i was about 7ish as it was the first green bus i had been on, am i right in thinking you live up towards princess rd on the right with a long drive/garden? i very often drive down park rd on my way home and for years have thought about that visit, however im sorry i dont remember you at all.

Am i right in thinking that dad sent you christmas cards, as when he passed away i was trying to tell people and i called the number i had for you twice (in case i missed dialled) but they didnt know who i was taking about, so dismissed the address with it.
I really would like to meet up soon and really get to grips with this family tree thing, its driving me mad..(in a good way i might add) to really believe i have more family members.
well im al parked up for the night, cold night ahead so going off for a shower before i tuck myself up in my truck.
Dave x or is that cousin Dave???

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

andlid — 2012-02-07 17:44:08Z

Hi David,
sorry your dad had dementia, Andy's mum had that when she was only in her 40's, it was awful when she didnt recognize her grandchildren when we visited her. She died when she was 50, his dad Richard (dick)died shortly before her with Ashma - bought on by the stress of it all. I was about to send the photo's and have got a virus on my pc. I am writing on my laptop now. You must have been about 43 when you had your son, and my Lee was 43, his son is 6 weeks old now. As soon as I can get rid of the virus I will send the photo's.Juliex

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

fatblokedave — 2012-02-07 15:20:15Z

Hi ya ye my heads fried at the mo but yea i worked out my gran was about 2-3 monthe preganant with my dad before they married the scandal!!!! yes i have a a boy 30 months old. have to go now but will keep in touch DAVE x

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

fatblokedave — 2012-02-07 15:14:28Z

yes it would be nice to see some photos you never know it may jog my old grey matter!
my dad was diagnosed with dimentia about 3 weeks before he died, He had allways dreaded getting it and i think it was a blessing for him that he did not to have to really suffer it, he had fluid on the lungs, and we took him against his will i might add to A&E and was atmitted but in the end he was too weak to clear it,the hospital had wanted to send him home on the tuesday, i complained that he needed a full assesment first but they had no option after i got the social servicies involved and on the wednesday they told me he had at best weeks to live! so i basically moved into the hospital and had the most rewarding days ever, sharing his last hours with him almost 24/7 either the highs or lows, i didnt tell him till the end he was not going to pull through but was holding his hand as he passed.
I tried my best to get a milk float to be a hearse but health and safety at the dairy said no.
ok i work from home all week but will try to get all my info out that i have regarding the family history so far but im affraid its not a lot.
so many other people are you currently getting info from?

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

andlid — 2012-02-07 00:18:59Z

Hi David,
Yes we do live in Park Road Dartford, and I think your house is about 6 up from Mcleod rd. co-op. Your Dad was Milkman for the coop for many years. My Mother in law (Ada Madely) worked in the co-op as supervisor before she became ill with pre-senile dementia,and Richard (Dick) her husband was a plumber with the co-op. I will send you some photo's via e-mail, you may then remember them. Julie.

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

andlid — 2012-02-07 00:18:44Z

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

andlid — 2012-02-07 00:10:53Z

Hi Jackie,
The last message was meant for me, as we are related in some way to David, my husbands mothers name was Madeley and Davids parents and grandparents were at my wedding in 1965.
I have the 1891 census where Arthur E born 1877 was living with his father David, and the 1911 census where Arthur born 1897 is listed as nephew to Frederick and Elizabeth, but I dont have the 1901 census. It is very confusing, I have done a family tree on Genes reunited, but not sure I have the facts right... Julie

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

terbutler — 2012-02-06 23:49:09Z

Hi Dave sorry in answer to your question no Park Road was not an address we ever lived at. I live in 5 Keelgrove Ardnacrusha, Co. Clare. Even though we come from limerick which is just 10 mins drive away. My grandparents used to live in 3 Old Thomondgate Limerick. That house was knocked years ago.

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

terbutler — 2012-02-06 23:40:39Z

David this just gets better and better. In the 1901 census your grandad is down as a brother and there is also an older Arthur who was a brother. But the 1911 census show your Arthur living with Frederick and Elizabeth and now listed as a nephew. So who were his parents do you know. We'd have to access his birth certificate to establish this. I love the mystery. My won grandfather David Madeley had a daughter that none of the family knew about before he married my Nana. This was when he lived in England in the late 1930's. We only found out about her five years ago and unfortunately she had passed away a few months before that. He went to his grave with that secret. Its amazing you look at your grandparents as pillars of virtue and the time they lived in so straight laced and then when you dig around you realise they were human too and had secrets.

Do you have any children yourself. I have 2 sisters one with 3 kids and one with just one like myself. As I said my brother is a lot younger than us at 24 so no kids there yet. As my fathers brother George never married we are the only Madeleys in Ireland. George has lived in London since the 1960's and worked for Ford and was a court clerk up to retirement. He plans on returning home soon to live. He wants to be nearer family in his old age. As kids all the cousins were close and we holidayed together every year. We're a bit scattered now but meet up at weddings and things and its great the way we can all just pick up and get on. I only wish my mothers side of the family were as good.
Let me know if you manage to get Arthurs birth cert.

Keep in touch, Jackie

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

terbutler — 2012-02-06 23:24:08Z

Hi Jackie here, David has been in touch with me just yesterday. He say my message on the boards. I'll tell him that we have made contact. His dad was Arthur and his grandad was also Arthur. He's trying to put things together also. The stars must have alined for the Madeley family. We need to establish what happened to the other Arthur Madeley listed in the 1901 census as brother and head of household. This puzzles me. In the 1911 census it says young Arthur is living with Frederick and Elizabeth and is their nephew.So who was Arthurs parents? Their older brother George who was born in India along with my great grandfather married an english woman and they emigrated to Canada. His granddaughter has made contact with me her name is McMillan. I'll Root out the detail and pass them on.

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

fatblokedave — 2012-02-06 13:03:22Z

sorry my typing is not very good well i mean my lap tops fault!!!! so hence lots of errors and i live at 80 bostall not 8 ... bye for now x

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

fatblokedave — 2012-02-06 13:00:50Z

hi ya, yes im having trouble getting my head around this whole thing!other than dad the only other family from dads side i knew about was dads cousins who lived in plumstead and moved to seaton in devon many years ago, they were brother and sister but im not sure off the top of my head who was the family membersandwho was the spousies, it was glad and bill and ernie and floss... i visited them back in 1989 when i popped in to show them my new wife, we stayed 4 days, even though i could not remember ever meeting them before, they were from the grimsley side.
now alas all four have passed away. i will dig out all the info i have etc on nan and grandad etc.
i did try to contact people when dad passed but didnt seem to have up todate details for you, did you live in park rd? as that was the address i found??
my e-mail is fatblokedave@hotmail.com im on facebook david.a.madeley and live at 8 bostall lane 07811104420.
i am very excited to think that im not alone after so long thinking i was, there is also another possible link to me/us but as you said i really need to get my head around this and put things down on paper....
all the best for now dave x

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

andlid — 2012-02-05 22:05:50Z

Hi David,
I am sorry that you dad passed away, I thought he may have as I never got a xmas card this year. He has sent one every year. I was married to Andy(Derek)Anderson, but unfortunatlely now divorced.Andys parents lived in Congress road and when we married we lived in Knee hill crescent. Andys parents were Richard Anderson and Ada Madeley, they both died before they were 50 very sad. My two sons were born about the same time as you and I remebered your mum well. Mark is 45 and has 3 children and 1 grandson. Lee who is nearly 44 has just had his first baby. It is good that you live in the house now, your mum and dad always made us welcome there. I have started to look at the family tree for the boys and Lee said his dad would be interested to find out more. I live in Dartford, so does Mark and Lee. Their dad lives in Higham. We are related, but I cant work it out yet.
If you give me your e-mail address I will send you the bit that I have done so far. Glad to hear from you.

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

andlid — 2012-02-05 21:50:57Z

Hi,
I found out most of the older information from Find my Past.
However. out of the two children that Richard and Ada had, Keith unfortunatley died when he was about 5. Derek married Julie Anderson in 1965 (that is me). We had two children but now are divorced. I am researching this for my two grown up children and my ex husband who wanted to find out more information. I hve also found out that Arthur Madeley married an Ada Grimsley. It appears that two Grimsley sisters and one grimsley brother married 2 Madeley brothers and one sister. It got very confusing researching this. I have my family tree on the Genes Reunited site.I am trying to get in touch with David Madeley whom we were related to.I sent him a message via this site.

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

terbutler — 2012-02-04 12:13:04Z

Hi David, I lived in Hemel Hempstead. I was there from 1987 to 1991. My husbands brother met an English girl and ended up staying but Ter and I came home. Terence is a driver also he does courier work and also drives a taxi at the weekend. Our son is a aspiring musician he's still at school but plays in a band called Carpe Diem. You can see them http://www.youtube.com/user/CarpeDiemLimerick. Keep in touch. Jackie

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

fatblokedave — 2012-02-04 01:33:07Z

where did you live in hertfordshire? i live in abbey wood but have lived in a few placies and im a trucker so get about a bit!im on facebook david.a.madeley if you want to add me, theres a photo of my dad on there but i will dig out photos of my grandad but i was aware of an "irishlink" from my grandads side. lets keep in touch x

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

terbutler — 2012-02-04 01:11:18Z

I started researching my side last year and managed to get so far and hit a wall so I shelved it for a while. I'm delighted to hear from you. My father is Roger Madeley son of David Madeley who was a son of John Madeley. John Madeley was born in India while his father served in the army. His brother George was also born there and the rest of the family were born in the Uk Arthur S. Madeley born 1873, Elizabeth M. born 1875, Grace born 1879, Frederick born 1882 and another Arthur born 1896. This Arthur is listed also as a brother like Arthur S is. My fathers grandfather John came to Ireland working and met and married my great grandmother. The family lived in Limerick and my father can remember Arthur and Ada visiting.
My father has one brother George who never married and four sisters Mary, Margie, Frances and Breda. Roger my father has three daughters and one son. So unless my brother has a son the Madeley name will not continue (No pressure) as we say to him. I would love to hear any other information you may find out about the family. My name is Jackie Butler, I am married to Terence Butler and we have one son Teige who will be 18 this year. I was born in 1969. As John Madeley was the only one of the family to come to Ireland there is only so much info I can get here. Maybe you will have more success in the UK. I lived there in the late 1980's in Hertfordshire and loved it. I still have quite a few friends that I keep contact with through facebook. Looking forward to hearing from you. Jackie Butler

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

terbutler — 2012-02-03 23:42:38Z

Hi Delighted to hear from you. The information I have found re: Frederick Madeley is that he married Harriet Grimsley in 1918. They had a daughter Ada Ellen Madeley in March 1919. She married Richard Anderson and had two children Keith and Derek. Keith married Jill Bowen and Derek married Julia C. Lawerence. From what I've managed to do find out Grace Madeley Frederick's sister married a Henry Grimsley who appears to be Harriets brother. She sadly died in 1923 aged 44. Any other information you might have would be greatly appreciated.

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

fatblokedave — 2012-02-03 23:27:41Z

~Hi ya sorry for the long delay in repling to you, there is a good chance that arthur and ada was my grandparents, and although i cant be certain im sure they went to ireland, i will try to find out there birth dates and marriage date etc when i can,as yet ive not really explored my family tree so im a bit sketchy at the mo. arthur and ada only had one son my dad arthur 03/02/1927 and he only had me as a son. I am certain that arthur my grandad had a brother who died young, drowning in a pond on plumstead common. adas maiden name was grimsley. love to hea back from you David arthur madeley 07/01/1966

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

fatblokedave — 2012-02-03 23:18:42Z

hi ya sorry for the long delay in repling to you.
Im sorry but as yet, i dont know of any link between our familys, and im almost certain im the only one left now, happy searching regards David arthur madeley 07/01/1966

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

fatblokedave — 2012-02-03 23:13:51Z

Hi there, your name rings a bell in my head, remember dad talking about you but im affraid i don`t know what!
My dad passed away in 2010. i would love to explore my tree more. so hows life treating you, where do you live?
i moved into dads house when he passed, and im also a dad of one now. x

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

andlid — 2012-02-02 23:08:50Z

Hi Jackie,
My childrens grandmother was a descendant of Frederick Madeley born 1883 and David Madeley born 1843. I have just started to research the Madeleys so have not much information as yet. Arthur and Ada are also related, I knew them years ago.
Julie

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

andlid — 2012-02-02 22:51:02Z

Hi David,
Hope you still look at this site. I too am researching the Madeley and Anderson Families. You are related to my sons,one of which was born the same year as you. I knew you and your mother and father many years ago.
I have found out that David Madeley born 1843 was in the army and travelled to egypt, india, Ireland etc, which is where Frederick was born. I have dowloaded information from the army which I will be happy to e-mail you.
regards Julie

Iladene Madeley of Temple, TX 1927

drbrownlee — 2011-11-28 00:15:05Z

Iladene is pictured in the 1927 Cotton Blossom, yearbook of Temple High School in Temple, Texas, and is a freshman.

Re: Madeley family in Shropshire England

karenwalker48 — 2011-11-14 00:24:30Z

Hi,
My great-great-grandfather was Thomas Madeley born May 1830 Shropshire, died Sep 1918 St. Louis, Missouri USA
His father was John Madeley born Aug 1808 and mother was named Jane.
There is a story in the family that someone moved to Australia, unfortunately, no one told us who?!
Thanks, Karen Walker
St. Louis, Missouri

Re: Madeley family in Shropshire England

longy134 — 2011-11-13 04:48:13Z

I am a descendant of John Lowe Madeley and Sarah Burton. They where my Great grandparents. My grandfather was Ebenezer Madeley from Schropshire. Do you know if we are related?
kind regards. Lois from Australia.
Email address longy@skymesh.com.au

Re: MADELEYs of Birmingham, England

helen12156 — 2011-11-07 17:04:21Z

Hello

Would Graham S Madeley b 1924 West Brom district feature in your family please?
Thanks
Helen

Re: MADELEYs of Birmingham, England

helen12156 — 2011-11-07 17:03:31Z

Hello Graham

Are you by any chance Graham S Madeley one time of Handsworth Wood Birmingham and did you serve in the Royal Navy?
If so, or you are related, please get in touch: helen at garnerbank dot co dot uk

Hazel Madeley of Temple, TX 1928

drbrownlee — 2011-01-05 06:55:12Z

Hazel is pictured in the 1928 Templar, yearbook of Temple (TX) Junior College, and is a freshman. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

terbutler — 2010-11-10 00:14:47Z

I have done a little bit more research and am sure that our Madeley's are one and the same. Looking forward to making contact to swap information.

Regards,

Jackie Madeley

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

terbutler — 2010-11-06 23:00:55Z

Hi Arthur,

My name is Jackie Butler formerly Madeley. My Great grandfather John Madeley was the eldest child of the family you mentioned. There was also a boy named George. Their father was David Madeley and his wife was Ann Hills. I have just recently started looking up the family. My Great grandfather came to Ireland and married and had a family here. We have little or none family history to pull from so I have been trowelling through the census. My father Roger Madeley says he can vaguely remember visitors coming over from England and once they went to visit an elderly couple named Arthur and Ada. Maybe you might know these people. I would be delighted to exchange any information that I have. Please contact me with any info you may have.

Regards,
Jackie Madeley

Re: woolwich/plumstead london madeleys

ValerieMcKenna72 — 2010-05-27 00:02:18Z

I am not sure if I am related to your Madeley's or not, but I am trying to find the father of Lillian Madeley born approx 1890,Sydeham, Kent who married Frederick Arthur Blackman in the first quarter of 1915 at St. Bartholomew Church, Sydeham, Kent. Frederick died a year later in Rouen, France, fighting the German's. My maiden name is Blackman, and I was born in London, England, but am now living in Nova Scotia, Canada. There doesn't seem to be too many Madeley's in the Kent/London area, so hope you may have more info. Maybe your Grandfather and Lillian were sublings, or cousins> Valerie

Re: madeley family dalbury lees derbyshire

stephen_heathcote — 2009-09-09 07:44:59Z

Hello Mari
It would be great if we could arrange to meet up locally!
Your ancestor Frances Madeley née Smith was born in Sutton on the Hill, Derbyshire, in 1803, but I don't know anything about her ancestors. She married William Madeley (of Yoxall) in Sutton in 1834. William's ancestors were farmers in Yoxall from 1664; prior to that they were in Doveridge, Derbyshire.
That's all close to where I live, so I'd be happy to show you round. Give me a call on 0771 261 4175 when you know when you're able to get here. Lesley lives nearby as well.

Stephen

PS: I don't think there's any connection to Gnosall.

Re: madeley family dalbury lees derbyshire

aieux1704 — 2009-09-08 21:55:09Z

Hello Madeley Family,
I've been in touch with some of you before, I think (Lesley and Stephen?).
As it happens, I'm in England at the moment and may have a day when I could go up to Staffordshire and look around. Thought I would head to Gnosall and Yoxall, as that is where I gather (with some help from Lesley, Stephen and others and the 1851 and 61 census recordings) my Madeley family originated. I thought I'd try to take a peak at the Parish records of St. Lawrence Church in Gnosall. I've only got a day, but if there is information I can gather for you, I would be willing to try to fit it in. One person I'm trying to find out more about is the spouse of one of the William Madeleys (who seem to be legion). Her name was Frances and she was born in Sutton, Derbyshire in about 1803. If anyone knows more about her, that would be most helpful.
Thanks,
Mari

doreen cannings/william j madeley

jrattue — 2009-08-04 14:46:19Z

looking for Doreen Cannings b.1920 Kings Norton Bham UK married William J Madeley in 1942 and emigrated to Michigan-did have an address in 1980's but have lost it. Doreen's mother was Ethel Bessie Beacon my Dad's sister. Any leads would be great.

Re: MADELEYs of Birmingham, England

piggydawson — 2009-05-31 14:37:29Z

Hello. I have recently been passed a very large autograph book containing hundreds of signatures of the great and the good. In the course of researching the names, I came across your request for information about Frederick Madeley. He has signed this book giving his address as OX Hill, Handsworth. Its a strange book as it contains the signatures of royalty, industrialists, politicians etc. There is a column on the right hand side that gives the number of copies of an unknown book which has been ordered by the signee! I will keep on researching to unravel the mystery. My email address is crandaw@btinternet.com. Best wishes Andrew

Edward Hartshorn b 1896 in Mapperley Village

Neil_Hartshorn — 2009-04-14 16:48:35Z

Hi John
As you see my name is Hartshorn and Edward was my Grandfather, he died on January 15th 1961 and is buried in Stanley Common churchyard. He had a fascinating time in the first world war, suffice to say that if he hadn't got shot up the backside in France then i wouldn't be here writing this message.

Best regards Neil

Re: Peter Clifford or Percy Clifford Madeley

DAVSATO — 2009-02-08 10:42:29Z

hi pete, i dont suppose you remember me but you met me when you stayed in scotland with your mum and dad for a year or two way back when.
be nice to catch up, my email address is DAVSATO at aol dot com.
all the best mate
dave

Re: Peter Clifford or Percy Clifford Madeley

petemadeley — 2009-02-08 04:33:43Z

G'day! My name is Peter Cliffird Madeley i was named after my grandfather, your uncle. I was googling my name as you do, and saw your message posted.Your cousin Steve Madeley who lives in australia is my father.I was very interested to read about Percy and how he is the dead spit of your dad cause i am the same with my dad, although i don't know about the potato nose. I would like to chat to your more about our family history as i don't know a great deal about it.

Kind Regards,

Pete Madeley

Re: American MADELEYs

lesleyhicken1 — 2009-01-16 18:20:39Z

Hi Darlene
Thanks for the quick reply!! My Madeley line starts at Doveridge in Derbyshire and via Dalbury Lees.My paternal grandmother was a Madeley from Dalbury.I am interested in Madeleys generally.They seem very adventurous with branches in Australia,New Zealand and USA,Canada as well as UK.Some were born in India when their fathers were either in the army or Colonial service.I would love the information on the graves and my friend Stephen Heathcote would I'm sure.My email address is lesleyhicken@aol.com I can receive attachments.Anything else would be great.Let me know if I can help you.
Thanks again Darlene I really appreciate it.Are you in USA?
Best Wishes
Lesley

Re: American MADELEYs

birmie — 2009-01-16 18:06:27Z

Hi Lesley,
I have touched base with Chris. I can provide grave transcriptions & photos of the George Bell Madeley Cemetery. How are you interested in the MADELEY family?

Darlene Madeley Lee

Re: American MADELEYs

lesleyhicken1 — 2009-01-16 15:03:19Z

Hi Chris
Did you get a reply to your posting because I am also interested in this family? Would love photos of the graves but transcriptions would be good.
Lesley

Re: madeley family dalbury lees derbyshire

lesleyhicken1 — 2009-01-16 14:54:35Z

Hi
I am researching this family.Would you be prepared to share info re Emily Allen? I can send you a scanned copy of Samuel's obit. if you let me know how to contact you.
Lesley

Re: Maurice James Madeley of British Columbia Canada

lesleyhicken1 — 2009-01-16 14:39:18Z

Hi Daryl
Sorry I haven't replied before I have only just found this posting.I would welcome any information on this family you wish to share with grateful thanks.Is there anything I can help you with?
I can be contacted at lesleyhicken@aol.com

Thanks and hope to hear from you again.
Best Wishes

Re: Maurice James Madeley of British Columbia Canada

drankine76 — 2008-12-17 21:59:42Z

Maurice James Madeley was my uncle. His wife was Kathleen H Madeley. They were both killed crossing the highway on Vancouver Island by a speeding car. I have other information on this family if you are interested. Daryl

Re: madeley family dalbury lees derbyshire

mpgb_1 — 2008-10-05 08:59:52Z

Hello John, I can't go back any further, but I have a Joseph Madeley born about 1824 in Dalbury Lees. His son was Philip Madeley born 1851 & Philips son was Francis Madeley born 1890. Francis married my grandmas sister Emily Allen in 1920 at Dalbury church. Am I on the right track ?.

Re: American MADELEYs

chriscommerce_1 — 2008-09-20 16:48:03Z

Hi Nate,

I am tracking down family of Helen Adeline Grant (I think her sister is my ancestor). You mentioned that there are tombstones in the Madeley cemetery for in-laws of the Madeley's. Is there a transcription of the headstones for the cemetery somewhere online, or do you have information you could help me with?

The surnames I know of are Palmer, Grant, Smith, Boon(e) and Gem (could be Ginn, Gunn, Jaham).

Chris

Re: Madeleys

artjoy12 — 2008-08-25 15:42:44Z

i have william madeley c 1829 wem, shropshire, he married julia merrill c 1830, they moved to stoke on trent , where he was a bricklayer,can youhelp, hoping you can, regards joyce

Re: madeley family dalbury lees derbyshire

dafyddhumphreys — 2008-08-17 12:27:07Z

Hi

I too have Madeleys from Yoxall, Dalbury etc. Can anyone share info?