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Wilde Flowers 1967

I was a founder member of Wilde Flowers along with my brother Hugh Hopper, Robert Wyatt and Kevin Ayers and later included Dave & Richard Sinclair. We were based in Canterbury and were the originators of the 'Canterbury Sound' which later spawned tw...

Rated 5.07/10 on Folkestone Gerald

The George in Rye July newsletter

We've been rather quiet on the newsletter front lately, having been nominated for UK Newcomer of the Year in the CATEY Awards, the Oscars of the Restaurant and Hotel world (sadly, the ceremony was not in LA). This award has previously been won by the...

HAZZARD Genealogy

9 April 2008Dear Pauly:Has anyone that has posted or who reads this blog ever heard of a man called "Rhodes Hazzard"? He is my GGG-grandfather who was b. 11 Oct. 1806, he turns up in Sussex County, Delaware (U.S.A.) (ref. "The History of Delaware" J...

Mothers day update from The George in Rye

Mothers Day is nearly here. If you haven't sorted anything out yet, fear not: we're hosting a Mothering Sunday Lunch at The George in Rye.Your mum will feel like royalty and you can all enjoy a lovely menu from our head chef Rod, full of the promises...

Fullsome weekender

Well I say full, full of pubs really. Friday night we stayed in, so as to have more energy for going out on Saturday. We had a trip to Canterbury in the day (and you'll never guess where we had lunch), no actual christmas shopping, but we went in a c...

Events on this day

I'm guessing that all the anniversaries listed here are not actually right, that's too many for just one day. What might have happened is dates have been entered in a UK format, and been flipped to US format and then defaulted to the first of the mo...

Help needed to defend the Horsham Folk Arts Centre

Dear all, on February 1st this year the plans to establish a Horsham Folk Arts Centre were approved by a specially formed sub-committee of Horsham District Council The Committee conducted detailed deliberations evaluating 3 bids for use o...

RE: Marcus Tribe, Exmoor????

Hi, Sarah and Marcus, it's Lou, I hope all went well with you I did try and email before but it didn't send. Mick and I have got part time work as well as work where we live now, we are the gardeners for the new kitchen garden on the Goodwood Estate ...

Squirrel plants super walnut tree

A lovely gardening story, not that much squirrel content actually. Now onto the weekend review!We went to Rye, and it is nice. We mooched around some very very old buildings and shops and things, and had a look inside Henry James' house, and did all ...

We also have an Elizabeth Cole born 1794, eldest daughter of John Cole

Our Elizabeth Cole was born in Chichester, West Sussex and married James Clarke. They had three children, Caroline, Mary Dash and James Cole (Cole now becoming a middle name). She died in June 1886 in Widley (now known as Cosham, Hampshire), UK. I th...

RE: Marcus Tribe, Exmoor????

Hi, just seen your reply from a couple of days ago. As you know I have texted you both! Actually I have just sent another asking for an email address not realising about this site. Is it ok to send you an email via yahoo mail?Glad to hear Daves fin...

valrie

put message on board to trace family tribe form sussex. Grandfather name not George but Frederick Tribe. We know the name Tribe is a Sussex name, but we live in Cheshire, where th name is very uncommon. Also know the family had connections with ...

Thomas TRIBE

My name is Valerie Tribe, married for 46 years to Malcom Shephard Tribe. Grandmother Lucy Helen Tribe, married to George Tribe, known to have lived in Sussex, and in the farming business.

Mushroom not so magic

Up early this morning, on a quest for mushrooms in Sussex. And came back empty handed. Not sure what went wrong, the conditions were meant to have been perfect, but still we're hungry, just beans on toast for lunch. Got home just in time for the deli...

Hi my name is Niki Tribe my Grandad Warwick Tribe's relatives were from Sussex, I am only in the initial stages of tracing my family tree.. but you never know!!
speak soon
Niki

Ancient sweets in (groan) mint condition

Jars of sweets which are thought to be at least 45 years old have been discovered at a bus station in Folkestone, says the BBC... they're being shipped off to a museum in Battle, Sussex - why could they not be kept in Folkestone somewhere?Will we get...

Marcus Tribe, Exmoor????

Hi, just stumbled across this website and I am now wondering, is this The Marcus Tribe who worked for Exmoor Nat. Park, if it is, Hello, its Lou here, how the hell are you!??!! I am doing fine, still with Mick, ten years now ! I am a self employed g...

Tribe family

Hi Sarah,
My "Tribe" come from Lurgashall in West Sussex, which is not far away. Can you give any more details.Most of my Clarke's come from Widley (Cosham as it is now)
Regards
Bazzer

hello my name is sarah and my partner is Marcus Tribe who is a woodsman like his forefathers who one of used to manage petworth estste west sussex !My grandfather was Jack Clarke and his father was Joseph Clarke from SouthamptonMy partner would love...

John Goodall / Rowlands castle

HiEileenI was born in Rowlands Castle, your name is familer I may have spoke to you in the past whilst trying to trace info on my uncle Walter Fredrick Goodall Born in Compton Sussex, he had a son John Goodall who now lives in Godshill I.O.W,He was b...

Windibank

My father was Peter Windibank 1918 - 1986. His father was Frank Windibank (died 1918) and his mother Dorothea Heather (nickname Dodger)I believe his father's family were butchers in Chichester, Sussex. I am trying to develop the family tree. Any help...

The Clarkes are all Hampshire born although some of the spouses came from Sussex

Hi Cissie,My Sarah Tribe married James Cole Clarke in 1849 at Midhurst. Her father was Thomas Tribe (a Master Blacksmith) her mother might have been Martha.I found a Thomas Tribe (aged 52 born Lurgashall Sussex ) on the 1881 census with a wife (aged...

RE: Sir or Madam,

Paul

Just received the email from the company (Contact Plus). So Larry is still attempting to pbtain info.

Thanks to your site one less "mug". Ta

RE: John WINDEBANK

Hi Jackie,It is frustrating when you find the same names as yours on other peoples websites.It would appear that your Ann Hall married a Windebank then a Walder. The only Hall we have is Jane Emma, the wife of Harry Clarke and she came from Emsworth ...

GLC + SFA

Ace, seems Goldie lookin' chain are supporting Super Furry Animals, at the very least at the following gigs:Hammersmith Apollo, London (Thu 8 Apr)CARLING APOLLO HAMMERSMITH, LONDON (Thu 8 Apr)And hopefully the other dates too (see below, click, buy)....

GLC + SFA OK!

Goldie Lookin' Chain support Super Furry Animals! Again! Possibly only the London date, but I'll let you know when I find out more...Also, WORD on the STREET is that the two bands will be recording a track together too!SFA dates are as follows, there...

My Coco

Just a reminder, stellastarr* are finally going to release My Coco on the 8th of March, it's certainly the maddest thing on their album, and quite possibly the best, could be the best single you'll hear all year... www.popex.com/popEx/1/1/1/3/2/4/2/ ...

Stellastarr new tour

Stellastarr play Camden Electric Ballroom today, same day as The Darkness Passport Gig, so it will make an excellent consolation prize when we don't win tickets... full stellastarr* tour dates follow:Stellastarr @ The Charlotte, Leicester (Sun 29 Feb...

Franz Ferdinand

PopEx ticket selling thing seems to be back on track now, got a big bundle of Franz Ferdinand dates, they're hot this year:Queen Margarets Union, Glasgow, Lanarkshire (Mon 12 Apr 21:00) [info / details]Carling Academy Liverpool, Liverpool, Merseyside...