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It is so satisfying to work out how you connect to a DNA match - especially one which is a tad convoluted, like this one!

I have a Creed Family Tree going back to Richard 1730.  If I can be of assistance to anyone, please let me know

My sister is married to Derek Creed of West Pennard.

Ann

Pat

The chap in the circle in the middle looks very much like No. 9 of the 1927 committee. Looking at the ages of those committee members named over the years I have started to believe that this could be Albert Joseph Champion. He died just 3 days after the Harvest Home in 1931 - so could this be a sort of "In Memoriam" photo?

I'll leave it to Kate to identify the Osmonds in the bottom part of the photo (I'm sure that there is at least one)

There must be many members who have ancestors who lived outside our area.  Why not try posting a query relating to Draycott or Cannington.  My first thought is "Strawberries" when I think of Draycott! But I have GOODALL and CASELEY from Draycott in my family tree.  I also have GULLIFORD, SHORNEY and TAMBLING from Cannington.  What names are you interested in?

Do you want to see if I can get a better scan of it? 

May be worth contacting Sharon Poole herself.

Have just spotted in the introduction to the book a photo of some chaps cutting down a tree. One of them is Colston PALMER - one of the names on my list to investigate. He is away in the distance though but I don't think he is in the Committee photo.

No 12 - Ernest Harry JONES

So could No 14 be his father - Harry Frances JONES - not sure he looks old enough!