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Without a trace
3:06pm Monday 3rd November 2008
Albert Roberts emails: “Greetings from Spain. I am trying to find relations or friends of my uncle, Charles Shield Roberts.
The Mannings
2:55pm Monday 27th October 2008
Frances Low emails: “I am trying to trace two branches of my family. My maternal grandfather was Arthur Morton Mannings and he had three children by his first wife, Eliza Finch Collins.
Henri Roth
2:53pm Monday 27th October 2008
Suzanne Halvorsen emails: “I am writing from Norway in search of lost family members who used to live in Brighton.
Missing friends
2:52pm Monday 20th October 2008
"I am trying to contact Jean Leck, who I used to work with at Currys in George Street, Hove, in the 1980s. I lost contact with her in early 2000 when I moved away to Norwich.
George Michael
3:35pm Monday 13th October 2008
“I am trying to trace any members of my father’s family. I believe he was born in Hove and lived there for many years until he died a few years ago.
Ancestral trail
3:36pm Monday 13th October 2008
“I’m trying to trace descendants of my ancestors who lived in Heathfield, and Brighton and Hove, as I’m coming to visit England in June 2009.
The Meads girls
3:09pm Monday 6th October 2008
June Hadaway emails: “My grandmother was Sarah Meads, known by some as Lill. She had two sisters, Hannah, who became a nun and died at West Malling in 1967 aged 92, and Nancy.
Shelleys' ladies
5:06pm Monday 29th September 2008
Maria Hayes writes from Shoreham: “I have found this photo of my mother, Nan Monington, with some of her colleagues from the 1950s.
Voice in America
5:03pm Monday 29th September 2008
Martin Macgillionie emails from Washington: “I’ve just found an article on Simon Hough from June 2003.
Lisa’s friends
3:13pm Monday 22nd September 2008
Brenda Mead emails: “I’m trying to organise a surprise birthday party for my daughter Lisa Mead.
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