Northampton Church Photos

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Name: Bob Thorpe <oldchinapostcards@primus.com.au>

Date: 2007-11-11

Comments:
Hi, Well done. I do appreciate your great photography. I am familiar with several of the Northamptonshire churches in your web album. Particularly Fawsley, a church into which I have wandered 20 plus times. I lived at Daventry for a long time up to 1981. At that time the church was always unlocked when I visited it.I suspect that has all changed? I remember walking into Higham Ferrers Church early one weekday morning to take photographs (about 1976) to come across about 8 or nine finely bound mid 18th century (1755-62) prayer books lying idle on an oak-looking table. I cannot imagine churches leaving their 'goodies' lying around today.

Name: bonnie smart mackenzie <mackenzie0515@rogers.com>

Date: 2007-07-18

Comments:
I would like to find out about my family tree, my grandfather was James Smart from Scotland. A port town which I have to look up as I keep forgetting it!

Name: Ana Squire <pjars@orcon.net.nz>

Date: 2007-04-01

Comments:
Thank you for the lovely photos. I am interested as relations of mine had property in Higham Ferrers so nice to see it has a lovely spire to the church. Thank you

Name: kevin spokes <kspokes&mdhs.vic.gov.au>

Date: 2006-12-23

Comments:
lovely to see some photos of the holcot churches as my ancestors the spokes family came from the area
cheers kspokes victoria australia

Name: STEPHANIE M RIGBY <cusae@optusnet.com.au>

Date: 2006-09-17

Comments:
Beautiful inspiring site.

Thank you

Name: Steve Birch <stevebirch@hotmail.co.uk>

Date: 2005-09-12

Comments:
Great website, enjoy looking at the photos... do you have any churches in Desborough.
thank you
Steve

Name: Peter Parker <peterpa@value.net.nz>

Date: 2004-01-10

Comments:
Grandma Farmar came from Duston Northampton. I lived in St. James End Northampton 1924-1946.
Thank you for the photos, I will send some to my Sister in the USA.
Peter, Whangarei Northland NZ

Name: Ken Hedgpeth <jokenot@earthlink.net>

Date: 2003-07-05

Comments:
Chris - this is a very nice site, very inspiring ... being a draftsman "CAD operator" my self I am inspired by and marvel at the architect of these types of older buildings ...

wonder if any of my H*D*P*TH's were member's of any of these churches ?

Ken Hedgpeth ~ Arcadia, CA ~ USA
Email: hdpth@earthlink.net
the H*D*P*TH web site covering all spelling variant's from any location ...
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hedgpeth/

Name: Eric parker <parkere@xtra.co.nz>

Date: 2003-06-25

Comments:
Hi,
A very good site. Just a point. you have Fawsley and Newnham churches under 'Other'. They are in fact in Northamptonshire. You can have some of my collection for posting on your site but I would have to send you a CD-R as it is too much to send over my connection. If you are prepared to let me have your postal address that is.
Eric, Whangaparaoa.

Name: Simon Clark <simon@datasure.co.nz>

Date: 2003-05-28

Comments:
It's actually Cold Higham, not Hingham...
I come from Towcester and my family are responsible for the ironwork on the font in Green's Norton, and also the weather vane.


Name:	Bob Thorpe <oldchinapostcards@primus.com.au>
Date:	2007-11-11
Comments:	Hi, Well done. I do appreciate your great photography. I am familiar with several of the Northamptonshire churches in your web album. Particularly Fawsley, a church into which I have wandered 20 plus times. I lived at Daventry for a long time up to 1981. At that time the church was always unlocked when I visited it.I suspect that has all changed? I remember walking into Higham Ferrers Church early one weekday morning to take photographs (about 1976) to come across about 8 or nine finely bound mid 18th century (1755-62) prayer books lying idle on an oak-looking table. I cannot imagine churches leaving their 'goodies' lying around today.


Name:	bonnie smart mackenzie <mackenzie0515@rogers.com>
Date:	2007-07-18
Comments:	I would like to find out about my family tree, my grandfather was James Smart from Scotland. A port town which I have to look up as I keep forgetting it!


Name:	Ana Squire <pjars@orcon.net.nz>
Date:	2007-04-01
Comments:	Thank you for the lovely photos. I am interested as relations of mine had property in Higham Ferrers so nice to see it has a lovely spire to the church. Thank you


Name:	kevin spokes <kspokes&mdhs.vic.gov.au>
Date:	2006-12-23
Comments:	lovely to see some photos of the holcot churches as my ancestors the spokes family came from the area cheers kspokes victoria australia


Name:	STEPHANIE M RIGBY <cusae@optusnet.com.au>
Date:	2006-09-17
Comments:	Beautiful inspiring site. Thank you


Name:	Steve Birch <stevebirch@hotmail.co.uk>
Date:	2005-09-12
Comments:	Great website, enjoy looking at the photos... do you have any churches in Desborough. thank you Steve


Name:	Peter Parker <peterpa@value.net.nz>
Date:	2004-01-10
Comments:	Grandma Farmar came from Duston Northampton. I lived in St. James End Northampton 1924-1946. Thank you for the photos, I will send some to my Sister in the USA. Peter, Whangarei Northland NZ


Name:	Ken Hedgpeth <jokenot@earthlink.net>
Date:	2003-07-05
Comments:	Chris - this is a very nice site, very inspiring ... being a draftsman "CAD operator" my self I am inspired by and marvel at the architect of these types of older buildings ... wonder if any of my HDPTH's were member's of any of these churches ? Ken Hedgpeth ~ Arcadia, CA ~ USA Email: hdpth@earthlink.net the HDPTH web site covering all spelling variant's from any location ... http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hedgpeth/


Name:	Eric parker <parkere@xtra.co.nz>
Date:	2003-06-25
Comments:	Hi, A very good site. Just a point. you have Fawsley and Newnham churches under 'Other'. They are in fact in Northamptonshire. You can have some of my collection for posting on your site but I would have to send you a CD-R as it is too much to send over my connection. If you are prepared to let me have your postal address that is. Eric, Whangaparaoa.


Name:	Simon Clark <simon@datasure.co.nz>
Date:	2003-05-28
Comments:	It's actually Cold Higham, not Hingham... I come from Towcester and my family are responsible for the ironwork on the font in Green's Norton, and also the weather vane.