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who are you looking for in camberwell

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Helen

Helen Report 26 Jun 2005 15:07

Please feel free to add. I am looking for WILLDER, RUDD, and CAREY. Many thanks helenx.

jmoonlabelle1@gmail.com

[email protected] Report 27 Jun 2005 01:23

Cripps please Jennifer

Jenny

Jenny Report 27 Jun 2005 20:54

Hi Helen, I'm looking for the Gibbs family. My Henry was meant to be one of a large family are there any more of you out there? Henry GIBBS born 1815 Camberwell to parents John GIBBS & Susannah.

Helen

Helen Report 27 Jun 2005 20:58

There must be more of us??? Please keep adding! Helenx

Janice

Janice Report 27 Jun 2005 22:18

NASH and SMITH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If anyone wants to sort out William Henry son of William Henry please feel free LOL! Janice

Janice

Janice Report 27 Jun 2005 22:24

Do you have any years, Looby Loo? Janice

Brenda

Brenda Report 30 Jun 2005 21:47

Hi all, I'm looking for any info on the following Camberwell surnames in my family - Sally, Hayes and Fitzgerald. I was born in Camberwell (a Sally) and would be interested to hear from anyone who remembers Waterloo Square (flats) off Camberwell Green, Potters Ice Cream Shop also off the Green, York Mansions (flats) in Southampton Way, and also St Josephs School in Wyndham Way. I think all but the school have now been pulled down. When I used to play out in the '60s, we use to play amongst the bombsites which still hadn't been cleared from the war! When I told my husband this many years later he couldn't believe that so many sites like this hadn't been cleared even into the 70s. Ah...memories of childhood.....! Best wishes, Brenda