2008-04-08UTC08:22:10Folkestone camera club updateOn 30th March was our 5th digital image competition of the season when our members learn from the judges comments, tips, advice and experience. Our judge was Mr Dave Mason who came to us from Woolwich, a very experienced photographer, and his results... 2008-01-10UTC12:37:59Wikipedia says noFrom Alice Keppel's wikipedia entry:Keppel was born Alice Frederica Edmonstone, to Sir William Edmonstone, 4th Baronet and Mary Elizabeth Edmonstone, née Parsons, at Duntreath Castle in the Blane Valley, near the village of Strathblane, north of Glas... <br /><a href="http://www.clarkeology.com/m/10824/Wikipedia+says+no">Rated 3.57/10</a> on <a href="http://www.folkestonegerald.com">Folkestone Gerald</a>2008-01-10UTC12:21:55RE: Did all my links break?Himy friend and i are having a friendly fued over Alice Keppel...I say her name is Alice Keppel and thats it but, my friend say her name was really Augusta Keppel and that Augusta Gardens was named after her, can you tell me many thanks Veronica Butl... 2007-10-19UTC06:48:17Could beI have Alice Mary Till's father down as Richard Francis Till, Francis is a bit of a coincidence isn't it? What more info do you have? I hope you left an email address, I'll be in touch.Alice Till is my great grandfather's first wife, so her father is... 2007-10-18UTC11:01:25Alice TillI've just found that a Stafford ancestor of mine, Francis (Brookes) Till, died in 1865 at the Hospital of the 52nd Regiment of Light Infantry in Portsmouth. I see from your site that you have an Alice Till being born in Portsmouth at that time. It's ... 2007-02-19UTC09:55:42malicequestso who won? where was the thing in the end? i was convinced it was iceland - in retrospect, i wished that i'd worked out the co-ordinates properly so i could've got the exact place2007-01-23UTC07:11:56Seen the forum?Submitted by admin on Tue, 2007-01-23 18:35.Well done Questers, I see you have discovered the mistake in the third puzzle of the Trial by Fire. The correct answer was indeed B. I have ensured that all players who clicked "I don't know" and planted th... 2007-01-22UTC03:50:09malice questdo you think the answer the buckets question is right? it doesnt seem so to me!!!<br /><br />good afternoon2007-01-15UTC10:12:20Magic dartsTurned on the final of the Lakeside World Championship last night while we were having tea (Sunday, so chilli), and nearly turned it right off again as it looked like a bit of an embarrassing white washing, Martin Adams bein six sets to nill up again... 2007-01-11UTC09:02:18The wrong kind of trees on the lineWhat a great day to start commuting again. Back on the five past midnight train into work this morning (ok, five past seven), and in my semi conscious repose I became more or less aware that the train was at a standstill, somewhere in mid kent. The t... 2007-01-04UTC09:41:21Malice Box QuestI made this, it's a game, all part of promoting a new book. The game goes live on 15th of Jan AFAIK, though you can register now. You can win a holiday and things by answering questions,following clues, and wiggling your way round a little google map... 2006-10-19UTC04:09:34Did all my links break?Bah, can anyone see any of the embedded videos below? What did I do? And then all the videos came back...What I did do today is walk up to the out of town Sainsbury's on a quest for Coke Zero, as no-one in town has it... also tried to sign up at a de... <br /><a href="http://www.clarkeology.com/m/9657/Did+all+my+links+break%3F">Rated 3.57/10</a> on <a href="http://www.folkestonegerald.com">Folkestone Gerald</a>2006-02-12UTC02:39:31RE: Windibank family treeMy grandmother, Mabel (nee) Windibank, was daughter of Henry Robert Windibank, born about 1854 in the St Pancras area of London, father managing a furnishing firm called Maples. My father was always told that the Windibanks were the Vanderbanks who c... 2005-10-17UTC09:42:44London CrawlingGreat weekend in London, a bit of a change of scene for us. Came up Saturday afternoon, and did a bit of shopping, a nice new pair of trousers and a shirt, to wear to the evening's party. This was at The Corner Store for Stu and Alice's wedding, and ... 2005-07-25UTC12:08:36Don't shoot!It was raining when I left the house this morning, so I'm wearing a big coat, and it wasn't raining when I got to London, it was quite hot, so now I'm TERRIFIED I'll be shot for dressing suspiciously! What is going on there then? I hope there's more ... 2005-07-01UTC08:41:02It's not likely to be the same Richard TillThat Richard Till was grandfather of my grandfather's brother, he must have been born around 1830 I think... The only other Till on the site is his daughter Alice Mary Till, also long since deceased.Yours sounds like a sad tale, hopefully you can tra... 2005-06-09UTC05:34:47alice and arthur westbrookhi there i would be greatful if you contact me at the following judyteresaadams@hotmail.comi already know about alice ,and have an extensive tree.arthur also named a child after alice just a year before the birth of her son arthur would love to hear ... 2005-05-06UTC02:09:05Alice CooperToday, outside BBC's Broadcasting House signing autographs for the weirdos who wait outside. In a black blazer and jeans.2005-04-16UTC06:15:33RE: Arthur WestbrookIn researching my great-grandmother, Alice Westbrook (b 1869 of James Westbrook & Charlotte nee Knight, I discovered a few things about her brother Arthur, who moved to Croydon. Alice also moved to Croydon and lived round the corner from Arthur. Sh... 2005-02-01UTC01:08:56Alice TEERe: Alice TEEGot an email:Your Alice Tee's surname might variously be Tighe, Teague, Tay or Tigh. I've been researching these names and none of them knew how to spell it. ;-)The Tee / Tighe lot come from Ireland originally and the surname is an Angl... 2004-12-03UTC04:39:29clarkeJohn clark latter clarke married Sarah Culham in Orset Essex . By 1901 they had at least 12 and possibly 17 children.. They lived in Stone in kent. Help ! Only know what happened to four of the children. can not find births or deaths of John and A... 2004-11-07UTC10:20:42Matilda GRANTSomething to be going on withRoy*******************4.Frederick Grant Bapt: 11 Apr 1830 WBS, m 19/01/1852 WBS d ?wife Ruth Merridew b 1832 WBS (1881 Fareham) d ? children 5.Ellen b 23/03/1852 WBS 5.Matilda b 03/07/1853 WBS (see 1881 Fareham... 2003-08-14UTC12:17:51Some links to add to popex when it's backhttp://www.popex.com is being moved while I'm taking a few days off, got these out of my mail that I want to put in the links section...http://johntitor.com/http://www.alice.dryden.co.uk/ho_for_hoggwarts.htmhttp://www.matazone.co.uk/Kitten-ace-of-spa... 2003-07-03UTC09:25:56My rootsI wonder if any of these names ring a bell ! CLARKE DYNASTYJames CLARKE, born late 1700s, a gardener in Southampton , married Elizabeth. They had at least 3 sons and one daughter. SAMUEL ... 2003-07-01UTC11:10:53RE: John SamwaysHi Jonathan,Our John Samways was born in 1851 in Fareham, Hants his wife was Matilda Grant born c1853 in Winterton Stoke, Wiltshire. Their children were Fanny Alice, Laura, Fred, and Amy. All born in Fareham. Thats all I have on Samways, although I a... 2002-09-03UTC08:39:14Tonight tonight tonightSTUFF for TONIGHT: Suede play at the Scala in London's Kings Cross, another warm up thing for their tour, to promote the new album, out at the end of the month. But it's way sold out. How about Arthur Lee at Bristol Fleece? Or The Betsy Trotwood Rela... 2001-05-10UTC12:12:49Alice CooperApprox 6pm,Tuesday 9th May I was walking thru baggage reclaim and spotted Teddy Zig Zag (Guns & Roses), Eric singer (Kiss) Greg Smith and Ryan Roxy. Then Alice and his daughter Callico, I said hi, shook his hand had a chat and then had my photo taken... 2001-02-15UTC04:21:50Some boring stats (3/3)I don't know about you, but this is my favourite report of the month, I'm just so excited... This is the TOP FIFTY of "what people were really searching for, when they were tricked into clicking on popEx"...I think it shows up the target audience her... 2001-02-08UTC10:26:35Rock is the new Hip HopSnake-tastic rock legend Alice Cooper is touring the UK in May: 15th Bournmouth International Centre 16th Manchester Apollo Theatre 18th Wembley Arena 19th Cardiff International Arena 20th Birmingham National Exhibition Centre 21st Edinburgh Playhou... 2000-07-25UTC11:57:05New BandsLowfinger and Mo' Solid Gold bought their way onto PopEx this week, by sending in STUFF! Not just their own stuff, but other bands stuff too! This means there actual prizes in the prize drawer!No prizes for being top of the charts still, as I don't t... 2005-11-09UTC06:03:15Poole Arts CentreFirst time I saw them. Just caught up with a friend who was there too (and who I'd not seen for over ten years, he says Alice In Chains opened, followed by The Almighty at the Poole Arts Center gig '91 (if I remember correctly)...