
Archaeology Day
Friday April 12, 2019 by Fiona H

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Awe…we are missing this event by about 12 days! Looking forward to putting my feet down on to the very ground that my Grandpa left behind for Canada, 116 years ago!
Charlaine, is your Granddad John Prince and Grandmother Annie? If so, they lived in the house we presently own in Parwich. I have some census information from 1901 and 1871 on the Prince family. Feel free to contact us via the blog team who will hopefully be able to put us directly in contact……. Graham Johnson.