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Photo RequestPrompt service and an excellent addition for an extended family member to my research. Thank you.

20/07/20178067
MILLSThanksReceived the photos - thank you so much for such a quick and helpful service!! PS.

20/07/20178065
SENTANCEA word of thanksJust a word of thanks for the time spent creating this resource. It really is most helpful for family history research

20/07/20178069
O'HALLORANMany thanks for a very prompt reply and Many thanks for a very prompt reply and access to a clear image of the headstone I was looking for.

20/07/20178064
EYLESRAF ServiceMy uncle, George Lawrence Eyles, was killed when The Bristol Beaufort Mk 1 he was navigating plunged into the estuary of the River Taw as it approached RAF Chivenor on the night of December 7th 1941. He died along with the pilot and wireless operator but the rear gunner survived. It is almost certain that a catastrophic failure of the aircraft occurred, most likely a jamming of a wing tab making the aircraft uncontrollable. An eye witness saw the aircraft approach and dip one wing violently before plunging nose first into the water. The Beaufort experienced many similar accidents, especially amongst those built in Australia for their airforce. Being wartime it was hushed up. I am writing a history of my mother's family so I am particularly grateful for this photograph of his headstone.

20/07/20178068
WESTACOTTElizabeth WestacottThis gravestone image allowed me to ascertain the actual date of death of Elizabeth.

20/07/20178063
GODBERGodber Gravestones - John W Godber and Annie Godber ( nee Ambler )Very useful to be able to get at such good corroborative information about my ancestors and where they were interred. Thank you for your efforts in providing such a very helpful resource. One of the photos has not worked very well but it still confirms information I was investigating.

19/07/20178059
SPENCERPhoto of gravestone of Clara Emma SpencerI was very pleased to receive a virtual immediate response to my request for the photo of my great grandmother's gravestone in the churchyard at Haliwell in Bolton. An excellent service! Kevin.

19/07/20178062
MACRAEThank youThank you providing a high quality image extremely quickly. It is greatly appreciated

19/07/20178060
MOULDENWilliam MouldenWilliam Moulden is the great grandfather of my husband, Kevin. Have been researching the family tree and this site has proved most helpful. Especially since photos can be downloaded. Very extensive and thorough site, well worth looking at. Well done!

19/07/20178056
HARTLEYThanks CharlesI would just like to say how grateful I am for your providing these photos free of charge. With relatives from before the age of photography in my family tree, I am very interested in any information I can glean about them. It is surprising to me how good clear images of headstones help to flesh out the kind of people these ancestors were. Thank You! Also there were large families of Hartleys in the Wharfedale area of Otley, Guiseley, Adel etc. The headstone information also helps a lot to sort out who belonged to who.

18/07/20178051
COULSONThankyou.Thankyou very much to everyone who have made this wonderful resource available to everyone. Thankyou especially because as I live in New Zealand I am unable to visit the various cemeteries where family are buried. Receiving the photo straight away is wonderful.

18/07/20178053
BUTTERSIncorrect Christian Name assumed of deceased spouseMary Victoria Butters should be Ivy Victoria Butters as proved by birth, marriage and death records of spouse to male who's grave it is. Location is St Mary's Church burial ground, Snettisham, Norfolk, England James William Butters died 1964 Ivy Victoria Butters (nee Bass)died 1968

18/07/20178054
AITKENMany thanks for the lovely photos you maMany thanks for the lovely photos you make available

18/07/20178052
HARGRAVEThank you!Hi Charles, thanks so much for sending the requested images. It has really helped my family research and I'm sure I'll be requesting more in the future!

17/07/20178047
COOKCook George Homethank you so much for the work you are doing on this site & the pictures you have helped me with over the years long may you continue Noreen

17/07/20178044
RAMPLINGWilliam and Margaret RamplingThank you so much for forwarding the image of my great great grandparents' headstone. I am grateful for such a prompt and helpful response and as a result I intend to visit the grave as soon as possible. I thoroughly recommend your site.

17/07/20178042
WYVILLFrances WYVILL nee FRASERMany thanks for the quick reply. A super service for people who want that little bit extra when compiling their family history.

17/07/20178040
RIGBYWilliam & Jane Edge TombstoneThanks so much for the photo of the tombstone belonging to William and Jane Edge. I so appreciate your willingness to go to all the trouble of providing these photographs. I know it's a huge sacrifice of time and effort. Bless you for undertaking such a project!

16/07/20178035
DEARLOVEVery helpfulThank you so much for the help given to me in researching the gravestone of my great great granddad, Henry Dearlove. I had no idea where he and his family are buried and as I have now found out, the distance is too far to travel. What wonderful information you have given me. Thank you so much.

15/07/20178029
CHRYSTIEThank you for your quick response to my Thank you for your quick response to my request for a photograph. I have used this service several times and always found it very helpful.

15/07/20178028
MARWICKThank you!I really appreciate you taking out the time to help me with the pictures of some of my marwick family! Appreciate all you do!

15/07/20178031
WORTHINGTONJohn Nuttall (1821-1876) St John the Evangelist. Farnworth & KearsleyThanks very much for you help, found a gravestone with about 7 ancestors which provided so much valuable information. Many thanks.

15/07/20178025
WARNERMany thanksMany, many thanks for a great resource .... more

14/07/20178024
LOVELESSThanksThe high resolution image for the George Loveless grave is wonderful - clearly readable - so now I can enter the details of it into my family tree file. Thank you!

14/07/20178017
CRONEGeorge JB Crone and Ernest BensonVery many thanks for quick response and photograph

14/07/20178022
CAMERONHappinessThank you so much for your clear photo. You are very kind.

14/07/20178021
MELLARDRE the gravestone of Sarah MellardThank you so much for the prompt reply and the image. As in most cases I guess this stone poses more questions for my research than providing answers. That's the fascination of studying family history. At the moment I am spending much of my spare time on this research but would be glad to be involved in adding photographs in the future. In the meantime I will use your resource to continue my work Regards, Bob Mellard

13/07/20178015
BELLThanks .St Michael's Alnwick gravestonesThanks for the photo of graves in St.Michael's Alnwick of both Bell and Turnbull gravestones.

12/07/20178009
DANNRE: Thanks AgainThanks again, for such an excellent resource.

11/07/20178007
FLECKNEYThank youMany thanks for the requested photo Charles. I really appreciate this wonderful free resource.

10/07/20178005
SIMPSONHeadstone search.I was looking for Robert Simpson, born 1805 in the Filey area. I know he lived in Hunmanby in 1855, was a fisherman, but couldn't find any death details. The gravestone I viewed was not connected. However I have used the site before and have been successful. Thank you.

10/07/20178004
LUCASImagesThanks for providing these. Love the anti-spam validation :)

09/07/20178001
ELLISThanks AgainSuch a great resource, confirmed my suspicions of yet another of my distant relatives

09/07/20177991
FOLLANDMany thanksThank you for providing the image I requested and more importantly this invaluable service, it is much appreciated.

09/07/20177990
LAINGThank youI have been researching my GGG grandfather Rev. William LAING. His daughter Joanna doesn't appear on Christening records, but the grave inscriptions and photo have been pivotal in establishing her as a family member. Many thanks for the great work. Brian

09/07/20178000
PRIDAYThanks for the photoThanks for the photo I requested. Shame the names of his wife and daughter weren't available.

09/07/20177997
SIMEONGreat helpThank you for the use of your excellent free site. Really appreciate the help in my family research

08/07/20177985
SIMEONSo helpful for researching Thank you for the use of your excellent free site. Really appreciate the help in my family research

08/07/20177984
AVISONRE: SavingThanks very much. Info available for free here saved me having to order a death certificate, for date of death.

08/07/20177983
BAYFORD Thank you for the work and time you have put into helping others, Robert Bayford b,3 June 1792 son of (William Bayford b, 1756 London foundling baby, resided at Marton-Le- Moor, Yorkshire) Robert husband of Jane Bayford (nee-Kirkby) In 1851- Robert was a ‘Carpenter & Toll keeper’ at Spofforth, Knaresborough, Yorkshire.

08/07/20177987
NEALThank you, again!Thank you for providing such a wonderful resource for researching family history. I received the photos instantly and are simply beautiful. All your hard work is very much appreciated.

08/07/20177981
TRISCOTT-SMITHExcellent serviceThank you for such a prompt reply with a great photo.

08/07/20177986
POINTONThank You for your servicesI wish to Thank You all for your assistance in the photography of the graves held in the cemetery. I volunteer when I can to my local society and it is from the efforts of a few that you can assist the many with their family research. The distances in Australia make it hard for people to get to these places to research for themselves.

08/07/20177980
WAGHORNEdward Waghorn b1909Thank you for the prompt reply and providing access to the picture. It has enabled me to understand that Edward Waghorn was married. I shall continue to research to find his family.

07/07/20177979
THORNYCROFTArthur Currer Briggs Memorial.Thank you for the image. Very helpful to see it before I visit. The Sower is obviously derived from and is a variation on Thornycroft's studies for his bronze figure in Kew Gardens. I need to take a cloer look at the angel to make any other connections.

07/07/20177978
Thank you so much for all the images youThank you so much for all the images you have sent me over the past couple of years.

07/07/20177973
SEDGWICKJohn William SedgwickJohn William Sedgwick and Jane Anne Metcalfe are my maternal grandparents whom I never met. I am bringing my mother's ashes, Roberta Grace Binley, (28.1.1916 to 6.10.2016), to be interred in their grave according to her wishes, this month. I believe Maurice Teasdale Metcalfe who is also buried in Whorlton old graveyard is Jane's brother. Thank you for this facility.

07/07/20177977
TREVORThank youThanks for the very prompt service.

07/07/20177972
BURTONGreatOnce again this website has come up trumps for me. Have found husband and wife together. Thank you to all those who make this possible and record this important information.

07/07/20177975


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