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The home of Dave and Ruth Simpson
For agents: Personal family history site of Dave and Ruth Simpson with historical stories, galleries and accounts of past local events.
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# The home of Dave and Ruth Simpson
## Pages
- [File Upload](https://quarlton.co.uk/file-upload/)
- [Simpson Gallery](https://quarlton.co.uk/simpson-gallery/)
- [Ruth's People](https://quarlton.co.uk/ruths-people/)
- [We Must Go Down To The River Today](https://quarlton.co.uk/we-must-go-down-to-the-river-today/): This is the unfortunate story of Annie Godfrey (nee Braham) who sadly committed suicide in 1948. On Saturday 9th April 1948 Annie Godfrey a 60 year old widow† living in New Brighton went out of the house along with her son, George. They walked down the road, Annie said that “We must both go down to the river today”, an expression she had often used. After meeting some friends, George left her to go and play football. Annie was from a fairground family and was currently a ‘Character Reader’ (Palm Reader) during the summer season, this being her only source […]
- [Groom's Wedding Suit Stolen](https://quarlton.co.uk/grooms-wedding-suit-stolen/): It’s the 24th of August 1891 and John Carney is looking forward to marrying Mary Jane Guinnane in three days time. John’s suit and wedding ring were being kept in the bedroom of his 11 year old future brother-in-law, Joseph Guinnane.Unfortunately the suit and ring were discovered to be missing. It turns out that Joseph took them both, along with a vest, he then pawned the suit and vest in a nearby pawn brokers! Joseph was found the next day and taken home by two unnamed women. I have no knowledge of what the outcome and whilst the newspaper entry […]
- [A Fluke Find](https://quarlton.co.uk/a-fluke-find/): The Brahams were fairground travellers, and as such were difficult to find as they would likely be in a different place for each census.This was pre-Ancestry and searching the census meant a visit to a local Record Office to look through the rolls of microfilm.However, if you wanted to look further afield then it meant a trip to the General Record Office in London. Whilst you could search the whole country, where did you start to look for travellers? When the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (The Mormons) published their index to the 1881 census we popped down […]
- [A Tale of Two Roberts](https://quarlton.co.uk/a-tale-of-2-roberts/): The Saga of two Robert Mackneys Back in 2008 I was contacted by Lesley Holdsworth nee McNair regarding her ancestor Robert Mackney. Lesley was convinced that there was a connection between ‘her’ Robert Mackney and mine. She had heard from her father about the connection to travellers and Mackney’s ghost pavilion. In those early days we focussed on trying to make the two Roberts into the same person, but to no avail. Their dates of birth were the same c. 1865, their place of birth was Leeds, but beyond this there were too many differences, especially after 1901 when they […]
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