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Hello Ray It's very exciting to hear from you. It has been sometime since I have visited this site. I am sure your family tree and mine are linked. I believe your Grandmother was married to Bert Lowe (hence your name) and her brother Sydney (with a y) was my Grandfather. That makes us 2nd...

Dear John Sorry for the delay in replying to your post. I'm afraid I do not recognise any of the names you give and therefore have no evidence for a connection between your Harrinngton's and mine. Sorry, I can not be more helpful. Kind regards, Sarah.

Hello everyone. To confirm GP's info. Kennith Trodd decends from John and Martha Trodd. Most Trodd trails seem to link us via this couple. Their daughter Harriett Trodd b. 1811 married George Pennicott. Before her marriage I suspect she had Benjamin Trodd b. 1842. Benjamin (above) married...

Keep up the good work you guys.:) I am a bit busy with other side of tree at the moment, sorry I can't be more helpful. But it is always good to get more info. Thanks.:biggrin:

Thanks for checking that out hammy. Yes, happy to go with that like you Maggie. Im sure I've seen John Chitty's name somewhere before. Will have to go over my notes. No one has ever got back to me about the trees. Might try again.

Have tried to contact owners of said trees, waiting for replys. No Baps or marriage for William or Jane but their children are listed as John, Elizabeth, Rodger, Joseph, Jane and Amelia. The Dagwell senario could be a possibility. Will keep everyone posted as and when I find out more.

Hi all, Have found on Ancestry.co.uk, a couple of Family Trees which seem to include our Trodds They include Benjamin Trodd's parents John Trodd b1762 and Martha b1768. They also go back one more generation to John's parents William Trodd b 1743 and Jane b 1743 and include their six...

Thanks for that Elanter. It could prove very useful in my search.:)

Thanks for that Julie. An interesting site that I will keep returning to as it increases in size.

Thanks pejay.

Hi Maudie, Cannot find website. It is comming up with error. Site wrong or out of date. Please advise. SML

Gp, you are a treasure. What a fantastic find. How do you do it? I shall pass the info onto my uncle. I'm sure he'll be facinated. Thanks. Regards Sarah. Please check your private messages.

Gotcha! But thanks for trying. Have done some investigating myself. There is a place called Stave Hill in Rotherhithe, built over much of what used to be Stave Dock of the Surrey Commercial Docks. So I am assuming he most likely worked at this Dock as a Porter. Thank you for sharing the book...

Hi GP, Searching on behalf of a family member, I came across a male 48yr old's profession recorded as a "Stave Porter" in Rotherhithe, London in 1851. Can you help? And would love to know the title of your book. Regards Sarah.

Ditto. You have been working hard. Thanks for sharing GP.