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Just an update. The talk is now on “From fine fabrics to fur and feathers”. Still about my direct ancestor but just one of them,

Enjoyed seeing the jug.  I've got a small sugar bowl and jug that are similar.  Belonged to my grandmother.  Am wondering if perhaps my grandfather, Harry House, brought them back for my gran on a visit back to Somerset.  He was originally from Worle.  

My mother had a rule that if she was going through pockets before laundry and found change or found coins under the couch cushions or on the floor that was hers.  She always put them in the sugar bowl and the coins are all still in it.  Think the jug and bowl and so cheerful looking.

Hi re brick wall Isaac Brimble, try Leax Bremble bapt 1745  in Muchelney Somerset (on Ancestry)

cheers Helen

:)

Thanks Eva, I had got the idea that maybe we needed a guide on what the GRO offers - we discussed it at today's committee meeting - just after which I got your response.

Then - about 10 minutes later Peter got a message of thanks for the reminder - so maybe we do it anyway!

Glad to see you are ahead of the game!

I did try, but it was not available, so had to go the old route and get paper :(