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CommentsTHE Pamela Wills Convalescent
published by uphill - 6 years 7 months 3 days ago. | | THE Pamela Wills Convalescent Home was at Chew Stoke, opposite the Church Village Hall, the entrance being a steep drive opposite the road to the church.
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Brynmelyn
published by Pat Hase - 6 years 7 months 15 days ago. | | It sounds as if the Weston-super-Mare Library may have a copy of the biography which you mention but I'm sure that they would be interested in copies of the photographs of the school which you have. Other people researching ancestors who were pupils there would then have access to them.
Please contact The North Somerset Studies Library
Telephone 01934 426 863
Email address local.history@n-somerset.gov.uk
Tell them that you have contacted the Weston-super-Mare & District FHS and that they suggested you contacted them with information for the File on Bynmelyn School.
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Brynmelyn
published by - 6 years 7 months 16 days ago. | | | My grandfather, Henry Ernest Landon, was headmaster at Brynmelyn School until his death in 1923. I have a short biography of him and the school written by my late aunt, his daughter, and a collection of photos of the school. I would be keen to learn about the experiences of others who knew the school and would be happy to share information which I have. | |
Roynon
published by - 6 years 7 months 27 days ago. | | Hi Sarah. Thank you for your information. I presume you are referring to Suzanne regarding the information on Ancestry. She is a close relative and I have all of her information but we both have a brick wall with John father of Benjamin (1756-1824). We can't tie John into the Compton Martin Roynons, you also refer to, at the moment. John's wife may or may not be Mary Finner.
Linda
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ROYNON/CANT
published by - 6 years 7 months 28 days ago. | | HI LINDA ...SOME YEARS AGO I RESEARCHED THE CANT/ROYNONS OF SOMERSET ...IF YOU WISH TO KNOW MORE PLEASE email ME ..BRIAN HANCOCK
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Roynon
published by - 6 years 7 months 28 days ago. | | | Hello, the Roynon's are practically a dynasty in Chew Stoke! They were major landowners of local manors and land in Tudor times onwards until the family fortune whittled away. There are lots of descendants who have done extensive work on each and every one. I only have info on my branch which unfortunately does not include the names you're looking for, but if you can link into Ancestry.com if you searched the names there is a lady who has so much info on your Peter you could contact her for her sources. Kind regards. | |
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