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47. Hugh Gunn - 2010-09-30 11:34:00 |
I came to your site while researching the Odon and Orne battles, wher my father and uncle 60th and Greys also fought
Another great OE |
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46. Steve Greef - 2010-09-24 13:44:49 |
| This page is still usable and can be used if you prefer it to the new Guest Book |
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45. Dave Bradley - 2010-09-13 06:13:50 |
| What a great site! i’m tracing my Mums family history and found they all come from your wonderful village and surrounding area their Names were Godby and Jones, have traced back to 1801 some lived at the Pub in 1851(now the Orange Tree) and i think the pond at the end of the village is called Jones pond ? and Jones Farm ! any relatives still living in Thornham ??? Cheers Dave Bradley |
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44. Steve Greef - 2010-09-08 19:52:33 |
| Will be in Thornham in a couple of days, will ask around for you |
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43. Steve Rappitt - 2010-09-08 15:04:47 |
I visit Thornham whenever I am in North Norfolk and have a number of photos of the harbour. I wonder if anyone can tell me the name of the wreck near to the Coal Barn. I think it is shown as a working vessel the web site in the Thornham Harbour section. It is photo number 6 by Francis Ronnau-Bradbeer.
Many thanks
Steve Rappitt |
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42. Roy R - 2010-09-04 15:18:39 |
| Does anyone know or have any info on Richard and Dorothy Sidey who kept the Chequers during the 1970’s ?...Old friends with whom I have lost touch....tempus fugit.. |
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41. Michael Corston - 2010-08-30 13:56:36 |
| Thornham holds a lot of very special memories for me. As a child I used to stay with my Grandparents Nathaniel & Annie Corston & my Uncle & Aunt Ronnie & Brenda Corston at their homes in Church Street. I was delighted to see a page dedicated to the Corston family, and especially to see my Dad Bobby (although he was christened Bernard William) pictured at the village school. A copy of my family tree shows the Corston’s as Thornham residents back as far as the 17th Century, although the last family member (my Aunty Valerie) moved away some time ago. The picture of "Sunny Middleton" also brought back memories as my Dad used to speak very fondly of him & had some marvellous tales! I still enjoy a visit when possible, which includes a walk to the beach, and lunch & a pint at The Life Boat. |
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40. Sue Bates - 2010-08-26 15:41:10 |
| ex Norfolk gal, now in Dorset, coming to the Lifeboat for 3 days at Christmas. What a brilliant site! Well done. Looking forward to staying in the village and walking our dog. Any particular walks we can do? ( Poo bags will be carried!) |
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