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Good morning
My family and I will be visiting Horbling over the New Year 2014. My grandfather Arthur William Archer born 1903 was a choir boy and bell ringer in this church. Grandad made four weather vanes for the top of the church when he was a young blacksmith and then paid for their replacement in 1948. I'm not sure if these are still in existence. His mother Ellen Elizabeth Archer and grandmother Harriet France Archer are buried in the cemetery. If anyone knew grandad or his family could they please contact me. Thank you. Veronica ricnrondgmail.com
Veronica Davies (Western Australia) 23rd November 2013 @ 2:37am

Hello

I am researching my paternal ancestry which includes the WASS family of Horbling.
My Gt. Gt. Grandmother was AMY WASS whose father was John Wass b. 1791 in Selston Notts and died in Kinderhook America.
The WASS family married into Sutton of Horbling Goodliffe Akister Eades of Baslow Derbyshire among others.
I would be very pleased to correspond with descendants of any of these connections.

Julia Simpson (Carlton, Nottingham) 23rd August 2015 @ 9:43pm

I'm related to the GoodliffWass family my father was John Goodliff Akister Grandson of John Akister Maria Goodliff.
You're welcome to contact me to pool resources.
peterakistergooglemailcom (Penrhyndeudraeth, Gwynedd) 15th August 2016 @ 2:37pm

I am doing genealogical research and want to sort out the lineage of Simon Bradstreet who was I'm told Vicar of Horbling from 1596 to 1621. I'm also told that he was born in 1580 which would seem inconsistent with a 1596 vicarship. Can you conveniently confirm the 1596 date? Do you have any other information on Rev. Bradstreet?
Chris Callaghan (Waterford, NY, USA) 15th February 2017 @ 4:52pm

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