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To sign the Guest Book click on the book to the right >>> The entries are made by email to John Doxey to prevent misuse. To view the Guest Book continue below |
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All entries will appear as shown here John Doxey I hope you have enjoyed your visit to the website of the historical Church of St Peters. Please sign in and let us know what you think of this site. Thank you for your visit. |
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Sue Heywood asheywood@msn.com I live in the USA but was born and brought up in East Yorkshire. In 1983 we bought a number of pieces of mouseman furniture....welsh dresser, dining table and chairs, sideboard, blanket chest , bookshelves etc. When we moved to America in 1988 we brought them with us. We continue to love the craftmanship and ' reality' of this furniture and would never part with it Thank you |
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Robert and Jillian Naylor Today we visited your Church with a Group of Ringers from Nottinghamshire. We were warmly welcomed and enjoyed looking around your lovely Church. The hospitality was exceptional and very much appreciated. Our thanks must be passed on to the ' welcoming ringer' and his daughter for making us feel so at home. Please pass this message on to him, thank him and tell the Priest and the P.C.C. what a good job he did. Many thanks, Yours sincerely |
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Fred Spencer fred@coalface.fslife.co.uk Many thanks for the site John and Keith, there are many gems in South Yorkshire, Conisbrough and its marvelous Church is one of them. I have many memories of Conisbrough, as a young teenager I was a member of the Mexborough Wheelers, the club room was in a room above the Three Horseshoes PH on Low Road, the building remains, it is no longer a PH. When I worked at Silverwood as a 15 year old, along with my mates, we biked it over to Conisbrough to the club room. Then in the early 1970s having joined the Police, I was posted to CID at Conisbrough, a great old 'nick' almost as old as the Castle? We lived in one of the Police houses on Morley Place. From there I was posted to nearby Mexborough CID. As the years went by, I was transferred around the Force area. Returning as Detective Inspector at Mexborough in 1989 one of the areas covered, being good old Conisbrough. I retired in 1995 after 10 years I still miss the area and working with all sections of the community. |
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Geoffrey B. White, geoffreywhite_333@hotmail.com I thoroughly enjoyed this: one of the best church web-sites I've seen. I visited St Peter's 20-odd years ago & it really is fascinating. By the way, the abbey of Medhamstead is Peterboro' Cathedral; also your Romano-Briish sculpture might be the god Pan playing twin pipes, rather than St Peter! Geoffrey B. White, St Mary's Vicarage, Shephall, Stevenage (A Yorkshireman with ancestors from the village) |
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Paul Laycock pmlaycock@blueyonder.co.uk Hi John, I am writing to let you know that St. Peter's
Church in Conisbrough has now registered the domain
www.StPetersConisbrough.co.uk in order to have a website detailing the
everyday activities being undertaken. The site is still under construction
at the moment, but I have placed a link on the index page pointing to your
excellent website which Rev'd Alan Griffiths would like you to maintain as
it gives details of the history of the church. It would be useful if you
could place a link back to the above site on your own pages. David Glarvey [diddsg@bigpond.net.au I was brought up
in Consibrough and moved to Australia in 1970, George Braithwaite was the vicar
at ST Peters then and also taught us religious education at the Middle School,
he was a great persona and I visited him at the vicarage before I left for
Australia and he provided me with a great personal reference I have fond
memories of the church and when I was young we explored every nook and cranny of
it. Trevor Pullman tpu40463@bigpond.net.au I now live in south Australia and have lived in Australia since 1981 I moved here for a better life but still think about when I was a boy I have fond memories of Conisbrough when I was 15 I used to come to the church to ring the bells on Sunday it was only for three weeks of my life but I will never forget that it was so special to me the church is always the most important place( after the castle ) that I always think of I went to Northcliffe secondary school and grew up in Conisbrough , keep up the good work of looking after the church regards Trevor David Eddershaw davideddershaw@talktalk.net In you list of vicars of St Peters you have H Trevor Heddershaw in 1937. The correct spelling of the name is Eddershaw. Perhaps you could correct this? I am his third son and spent the first four years of my life in Conisbrough vicarage and later, after his death in 1942, lived at 7 Ellershaw Lane. Robert Burns Famh1story@aol.com Great Site. Not to sure with some of Ryder's
interpretations but then again I am an archaeologist as well as a genealogist Lois Valerie Harvie loisharvie@tadaust.org.au August 2007 Hi John Regards Lois Harvie [nee Smith]
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