Tag Archives: Easton

I Don’t Care I Kissed Her – Another Easton WW1 Postcard

Posted on January 17, 2018 by charnwoodgenealogy

As part of my Easton WW1 Red Cross Hospital research I am always on the lookout for old postcards that have been sent by the soldiers who were recovering in the Suffolk village away from the frontline trenches in France … Continue reading →

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More Easton WW1 postcards discovered!

Posted on December 30, 2016 by charnwoodgenealogy

Following a visit to a Postcard and Paper Fair in Tolworth in Surrey earlier this week, I was pleased to discover two more old postcards sent during World War 1 from Easton Mansion in Suffolk. Having researched and written about … Continue reading →

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Private George Robert TODD 15086 died 16th September 1916 aged 27

Posted on October 16, 2015 by charnwoodgenealogy

Whilst researching my recent Easton postcard find showing the Red Cross Society Fete at Easton Park dated 18th May 1912, I also came across the names on the Easton War Memorial to those from the village who fell in WW1 … Continue reading →

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Red Cross Society Fete Easton Park Suffolk 18th May 1912

Posted on October 15, 2015 by charnwoodgenealogy

I have always had an interest in the village of Easton in Suffolk being closely located to Framlingham and my One Place Study village of Parham and also due to the fact that my mum was brought up in the … Continue reading →

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Old postcard research! – Hester BLOIS

Posted on February 19, 2013 by charnwoodgenealogy

I recently bought an old postcard on EBay which had written on the back ‘With very best wishes and remembrances of Easton – Hester Blois’ Having a curious mind and links to Suffolk I thought I would investigate and discovered … Continue reading →

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