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THIRKETTLEThank you, for sending me a copy of WillThank you, for sending me a copy of William Thirkettle's gravestone. It is very much appreciated!

24/07/20178097
Suggestion to add gravestone question to photo request pageAgain great site - with great mission/objectives. I just requested a photo and noticed the comment - that lots of spammers send messages through that page. Why not add a creative gravestone question - similar to what has been added to this comments/feedback page ? Thanks and regards, Jaime

24/07/20178094
Invaluable resource for family tree researchThis website is an invaluable resource for furthering your family tree with the information that the headstone can give you. Often highlighting members of the family that are not recorded on the census.

24/07/20178093
KIFFThank youThis site is wonderful, and so very easy to use, thank you once again

24/07/20178096
WESTACOTTThank youThank you for your prompt reply to my request for a photo. Although this time it was not the relative I was looking for. I have used yout site before with excellent results. Much appreciated Trenuth Seager

24/07/20178092
LEAKEsearch for graveMany thanks for the image of Robert Leake,s grave, I have been trying to find it since we moved to our house. Robert Leake owned 'Hoders' in Oxted, our house was originally an agricultural building part of the estate. Work was completed on it in 1812 and a plaque was placed above the door with the date and Robert Leake's initials

24/07/20178095
BERGONZIThank youThis is a marvellous site. Thank you so very much.

23/07/20178091
HARMANHarman FTreeThank you for the photo and info, was a great help in helping to track this part of the family. Really appreciated.

23/07/20178087
NICHOLSThank YouI am very thankful for the time and effort all the volunteers are putting into this amazing website. Very much appreciated. What a great idea.

23/07/20178090
NAYLORThank youThank you for letting me have a really good picture of my husband's grandparents gravestone. We no longer live in the area so your website is invaluable to my research. When I retire at the end of the year, I am hoping I might be able to volunteer my help in photographing some headstones for the site.

23/07/20178089
HARRISRobert Harris, son of Robert and MargareRobert Harris, son of Robert and Margaret

23/07/20178088
GRIFFINFamily treesHello, am researching my family tree, Griffin's and Hayter's. My grandfather was Thomas George Griffin born 1852(known as George), my grandmother was Emma Hayter born 1856. If anyone has further information i would be extremely grateful. Many thanks Tony Griffin

22/07/20178080
HAYTERGrave referenceThank you for allowing me to see the full size picture of my ancestors grave, i am researching my family tree, Griffin's and Hayter's, my grandfather was Thomas George Griffin born 1852(known as George), my grandmother was Emma Hayter born 1856. Many thanks Tony Griffin

22/07/20178079
WILLISGreat serviceYou provide such a helpful service, many thanks.

22/07/20178086
NEWALLNEWALL headstoneThank you so much for your very quick response to my request for a photo of a potential relative's headstone. You made it very easy for me, since you sent the picture in good large format. If you don't mind, I highly recommend you won't hesitate to request your services again.

22/07/20178085
HOCKINGLocation of grave in St. Peter's Church CopdockThis grave is marked by a recently exposed granite cross and is to be found approximately 10 metres to the East of the East window.

22/07/20178084
HENDERSONThanksTHanks for sending me the photo's for Mary Ann Henderson, really appreciate it.

22/07/20178083
WESTMACOTTthank you very much for supplying the image requested.Thank you for the esae with which i was able to view this image. It is much appreciated. Eileen Laing

22/07/20178082
RIDLEYThank youThank you again for supplying another grave photograph to me. Photos add another dimension to family research and gravestones and memorials give valuable information. Much appreciated.

22/07/20178078
WATKINSWatkins FamilyExcellent website, only just found it and only yesterday came across a death card for an unknown relative Samuel Ernest Watkins. Found his gravestone and now know his wife and am hopefully able to trace more info. Thank you so much for providing such an excellent service

22/07/20178081
KEMPThanksGreat free service especially useful when people don't live in the area where ancestors are buried.

21/07/20178072
AYLWARDreply to grave photo very easy to find, request and receive. BRILLIANT.

21/07/20178077
BISHOPThe larger image solved a problem.Thank you so much for sending the link to the picture of Thomas Bishop's grave in Beeston Regis churchyard. I have been researching him because he was one of the fishermen drowned in the Great Storm of 1807, along with five others including my 3 x gt. grandfather, Richard Little. I don't think he was related to me, though. The website wrongly lists his age at death as 88, whereas he was actually 33, so I thought this was the grave of a different Thomas Bishop, but with the larger picture I can see that it was not. Thank you for helping me to clear that up!

21/07/20178076
EDWARDSThankyou for providing this valuable infThankyou for providing this valuable information for my family history research so that I can research from the comfort of my armchair.

21/07/20178075
BUMBYThank youThank you very much. Much more detail on photo than expecting.

21/07/20178074
JARVISThank you!Just want to say how much I appreciate the work everyone has put in to this site. It makes armchair research so much easier.

21/07/20178073
COLLINSThank YouMany thanks for sending the photo that I asked for so promptly

21/07/20178071
Photo RequestPrompt service and an excellent addition for an extended family member to my research. Thank you.

20/07/20178067
STEERphotoThank you for the opportunity to find this photo

20/07/20178066
MILLSThanksReceived the photos - thank you so much for such a quick and helpful service!! PS.

20/07/20178065
PARKINThank youMany thanks for the photo I requested. Gaining access to such an image is a great help when researching family history. I greatly appreciate the service you provide.

20/07/20178070
SENTANCEA word of thanksJust a word of thanks for the time spent creating this resource. It really is most helpful for family history research

20/07/20178069
O'HALLORANMany thanks for a very prompt reply and Many thanks for a very prompt reply and access to a clear image of the headstone I was looking for.

20/07/20178064
EYLESRAF ServiceMy uncle, George Lawrence Eyles, was killed when The Bristol Beaufort Mk 1 he was navigating plunged into the estuary of the River Taw as it approached RAF Chivenor on the night of December 7th 1941. He died along with the pilot and wireless operator but the rear gunner survived. It is almost certain that a catastrophic failure of the aircraft occurred, most likely a jamming of a wing tab making the aircraft uncontrollable. An eye witness saw the aircraft approach and dip one wing violently before plunging nose first into the water. The Beaufort experienced many similar accidents, especially amongst those built in Australia for their airforce. Being wartime it was hushed up. I am writing a history of my mother's family so I am particularly grateful for this photograph of his headstone.

20/07/20178068
WESTACOTTElizabeth WestacottThis gravestone image allowed me to ascertain the actual date of death of Elizabeth.

20/07/20178063
GODBERGodber Gravestones - John W Godber and Annie Godber ( nee Ambler )Very useful to be able to get at such good corroborative information about my ancestors and where they were interred. Thank you for your efforts in providing such a very helpful resource. One of the photos has not worked very well but it still confirms information I was investigating.

19/07/20178059
BENNETTNorman Trevithick BennettThank you for such a fast response. This was not the family information I expected see and has raised more questions than given answers but that is family research for you.

19/07/20178058
SPENCERPhoto of gravestone of Clara Emma SpencerI was very pleased to receive a virtual immediate response to my request for the photo of my great grandmother's gravestone in the churchyard at Haliwell in Bolton. An excellent service! Kevin.

19/07/20178062
TNOMPSONThank youThis is an amazing resource. Many thanks Charles and all your researchers and the dedicated people who are busy extending the website and resources. Thank you so much.

19/07/20178057
GIBSONGrave markersThank you for providing this service. I look forward to using it again.

19/07/20178061
MACRAEThank youThank you providing a high quality image extremely quickly. It is greatly appreciated

19/07/20178060
MOULDENWilliam MouldenWilliam Moulden is the great grandfather of my husband, Kevin. Have been researching the family tree and this site has proved most helpful. Especially since photos can be downloaded. Very extensive and thorough site, well worth looking at. Well done!

19/07/20178056
HARTLEYThanks CharlesI would just like to say how grateful I am for your providing these photos free of charge. With relatives from before the age of photography in my family tree, I am very interested in any information I can glean about them. It is surprising to me how good clear images of headstones help to flesh out the kind of people these ancestors were. Thank You! Also there were large families of Hartleys in the Wharfedale area of Otley, Guiseley, Adel etc. The headstone information also helps a lot to sort out who belonged to who.

18/07/20178051
BROSTERThank you so much for such a quick serviThank you so much for such a quick service. The photo is excellent and I learned of more children to the couple.

18/07/20178055
COULSONThankyou.Thankyou very much to everyone who have made this wonderful resource available to everyone. Thankyou especially because as I live in New Zealand I am unable to visit the various cemeteries where family are buried. Receiving the photo straight away is wonderful.

18/07/20178053
BUTTERSIncorrect Christian Name assumed of deceased spouseMary Victoria Butters should be Ivy Victoria Butters as proved by birth, marriage and death records of spouse to male who's grave it is. Location is St Mary's Church burial ground, Snettisham, Norfolk, England James William Butters died 1964 Ivy Victoria Butters (nee Bass)died 1968

18/07/20178054
AITKENMany thanks for the lovely photos you maMany thanks for the lovely photos you make available

18/07/20178052
HARGRAVEThank you!Hi Charles, thanks so much for sending the requested images. It has really helped my family research and I'm sure I'll be requesting more in the future!

17/07/20178047
Excellent quality of photoThe quality of the photograph is brilliant: completely legible. Very many thanks.

17/07/20178046
HURDWELLThank you'Thank you for the copy of the headstone for Frederick Arthur Hurdwell. I live in Australia so as you can imagine trying to locate gravestones is almost impossible. This was very much appreciated.

17/07/20178045


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