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I am a mixture of Scottish and Welsh Grandfathers, and English Grandmothers:  just think, if I had been good enough I could have played Rugby for any of the mainland countries:  as it is, I can gain some pleasure from most Six Nations Seasons, and it also gives me, I hope, a balanced view of devolution in the U.K.

The surnames I have researched so far are listed below: more detail is available on those with links, and some of the others have a short summary on the Other Families page.

ANDREWS/ANDERSON in Great Gaddesden and Flamstead, Herts:  did you know that the two names were interchangeable in bygone centuries?

BALL in Stoke on Trent, Staffs, and Harwarden, Flints, Wales.

COCK at Kintbury, Berks

EYTON/EATON in Bangor-on-Dee, Flints.

FENSOM in Berkhamsted, Herts

FINCH in Wheathampstead, Herts

FOWLER in St. Albans, and Berkhamsted, Herts, and Edlesborough, Bucks

GOLDING in Berkshire

GOODWIN in Much Hadham, Herts

KINGHAM in St. Albans, North Mymms and Berkhamsted, Herts

LAWRENCE in East Woodhay, Berks

MASSEY in Chester, and in Ellesmere, Shropshire: Denbighshire and Flintshire.

MacKAY/(McKAY)  in Tongue, Sutherland, Scotland

NORRISin Wheathampstead, the Gaddesdens, Widford and Much Hadham, Herts:  Ivinghoe, Bucks.

RATHBONE in Cheshire

RICHARDSON in Audley, Peover, Ollerton and Knutsford, Cheshire

ROWLEY in Baldock, Braughing, Much Hadham and Hemel Hempstead, Herts

ROSIER in Kintbury, Berks

SNELLING in Hertfordshire - and where else ?

SOLES in St Albans, Herts

STIRRUP in Frodsham, Cheshire

SUTHERLAND in Tongue, Sutherlandshire

SUTTON in Frodsham, Cheshire

TASKER in Navenby, Wood Enderby (Lincs), Knutsford (Cheshire) and Harrogate (Yorks)

TUBB in Hamstead Marshall, Kintbury and Lambourn, Berkshire, also London

TURVEY in Berkhamsted, Herts

WATERTON in Chesham (Bucks), Berkhamsted and Tring (Herts)

WOOD in Vernham Dean and Andover (Hants), and Lambourn, (Berks).

I have many references and names of other researchers for most of the above names: Email me with your own lines and I shall see if I can link you with any of them (or even my own lines), and perhaps save you some work, or introduce you to some distant cousin.

Email address: [email protected]

Update 1 May 2001