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- Geoffrey Cordingley on St. Joseph’s Convent SchoolHello Pam, As you say, the Convent School was in St. John's Street, Hertford until it was moved in the...
- Pam Wright on St. Joseph’s Convent SchoolI am confused by this picture … I thought that St Joseph’s Convent School, run by the Sisters of Mercy,...
- Jill Bartell on Nurses at Hertford County HospitalI started training in 1981 as SEN, has anyone from that era got any photos? My name was then PN...
- DBennett on Harradences of WareI'm researching this family for a direct descendent of James Harradence and Ann Whitelock so it's great to see this...
- Richard Banks on Memories of Ware Grammar SchoolI am hoping to speak please with Joan Woolard, the writer of this piece. I have found a never-sent postcard...
- D A Skerritt on Hertford Grammar School Colts Cricket Team 1964Memories. Some good, some not so good. MIck Dobbs was fun: Maggie Thatcher must have loved him. I reserve comments...
- S Williams on Thunder Hall, WareThanks Janet, name corrected
- Marion Little on Margaret Irene Pipkin, (nee Jackson)Rene was my Great Aunt. I have the original photo of the family standing in the driveway to Rene's grandparents...
- florence beetlestone on Cowbridge in 1851Re your reference to the Irving family. Henrietta (mother in law on census, but likely mother) Irving 69, was the...
- Gillian Crumpton on Snowdrop laundry van with driver Frank GladdingMy aunt and uncle both worked in the Snowdrop laundry. Probably in the 1950’s
- F. T. on A Step Back In Time – Looking Back At Bengeo Primary SchoolIf anyone remembers Melvyn Ramsden, a Bengeo teacher in the late 60s to early 70s, I'd like to get in...
- Geoffrey Cordingley on Youens and WrenThank you, Sue, I have updated the spelling of the name.
- Elaine on Hertford Schools in 1914Thank you for that information, Geoffrey, I will take a look. 🙂
- Geoffrey Cordingley on Hertford Schools in 1914Hello Elaine, The education act of 1880 made school boards responsible for making sure that children received compulsory education from...
- Sue Youens on Youens and WrenHello, a slight spelling error the gentleman on the far left is my grandfather John YOUENS. He is alongside my...
- Elaine on Hertford Schools in 1914I would love to know about the schooling for children living in the yards at Amwell End - for instance,...
- Mark Surridge on Hertford Grammar School 2nd XI Cricket Team 1964My cousin Richard George ( sitting in the front row) followed in his father’s footsteps, Dickie George, going to Hertford...
- Mark Surridge on Hertford Grammar School 1st XI Cricket Team, 1960The Captain , JE Booth, returned to the school with a strong X1 every year thereafter ( certainly until at...
- Brenda Mathews on Memories of Ware Grammar SchoolI was a pupil from 1956 to 1961 (Brenda Park) and remained in touch with a classmate, Judy Buckle. After...
- Elaine Jackson on Ware – then and nowMy husband’s great grandfather’s family lived in Amwell end and he is planning a trip to Ware soon - are...
- CAROL DAVIS on The Who and the Kinks at the Hertford Corn Exchange in the 60sI managed a group called The Zotts in the early 1960s and they supported Billy Fury and The Pretty Things....
- Janet Goff on Thunder Hall, WareOne of the servants in 1911 was Elizabeth Ellen Bradford not Elizabeth Bradbury. She was my great Aunt. I have...
- Peter Clibbon on Clibbon’s PostWe are the Clibbons based in Montreal Quebec Canada. If anyone wished to know more about the family history, we...
- Cecil McDonnell on American Car on Horns MillWe used to love playing in the pit building camps and playing cowboys and Indians and also going bird nesting...
- Cecil McDonnell on American Car on Horns MillThe girls in the photo I believe are Alan’s two younger sisters Nina and Stephanie Dunnage They lived in no...
