Northiam Genealogy

Northiam Parish Church Exist? Space / Bridger Family

Hi I’m in Sydney Australia and researching my family tree. The STACE/BRIDGER family. I’ve come across information that relatives were buried at Northiam Parish Church in 1836 & 1838. Just wanting to know if this is still in existence? :o) Julie [reveal email] … read more

23rd May 2008

Julie Balfour
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Six Bells and Levett family

My father (Peter Levett) grew up in Northiam. I belive that my grandfather, Albert Levett, at one time owned or operated the Six Bells, and also Commons Wood Farm nearby. I visited Northiam in 1990, and scattered my father’s ashes at Commons Wood Farm. Can anyome tell me whether the Six Bells is still there? … read more

2nd October 2007

Jane Levett
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Family History Myles

My father was born in Northiam in November 1905. His parents, Robert & Annie MYLES lived at “The Cottage” from 1905 to at least 1915. Is anyone able to give me any information of this place? … read more

26th December 2006

Rosemary Chalmers
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Family History

My mother was born in Northiam in 1910, she had no father. All we know is is her mother worked in the big house. Her grandmother brought her up. My mother’s name was Edith Stevens. She met my Father, Frederick Loring, in Northiam. They married in 1935. They lived in farm cottages. If anyone has … read more

12th November 2006

Linda Maile
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Poile Family

I am researching the POILE family who at one time lived in Northiam. Two of my Grandfather’s brothers run the Bakers and Confectioner’s named POILE BRO’s I know the building that was the shop is still there (have a picture of them outside with their Horsedrawn delivery van). Would also like information on the school … read more

12th August 2006

Kevin Poile
Nash Family

I am researching the Nash Family here in Australia and have come back to a forebear… CALEB NASH Born Northiam in 1835. His father was JOSEPH NASH born 1796 in Sandhurst, Kent and his mother was ELIZABETH ROOTES born 1794 in Northiam. I am trying to find living relatives that are still in England to … read more

24th May 2006

Ann Taylor