Thanks must foremost extend to named Huthwaite residents forming base of this upward growing list. Their initial support providing postcard collections, memories and family albums, set firm foundations to build up world wide interest. Hearing from readers and being able to receive contributing material from around the globe has furthermore been very encouraging. Such widespread ancestral relocation sharing genealogy links through Hucknall Huthwaite does suggest there's still some unique Huthwaite related family photos and documents yet awaiting discovery. I'm kept busy though, fully presenting your images by raising topical subjects.
Mobile phones have since become the most popular method of connecting people. They may introduce more internet users, often by inviting use of popular social media sites. Sutton-in-Ashfield Facebook groups asserted broader interests, greatly encouraging the showing of historic images. Although indirectly shared, credit is offered identifying any newly found Huthwaite related material.
Reluctance opening a specific Huthwaite social group is because their need for regular monitoring would take time away studiously updating this established website. Personal contact is much preferred to best ensure authenticity of future publication. So its with sincerest thanks that I gratefully acknowledge the motivating assistance given by this fuller list, linking all gallery family albums.
Acknowledgement for all donating interest and knowledge to this online community resource | |
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Mr David Porter | Introduces Davis grand parentage initially featuring WW1 veteran Uncle George Davis. |
Mrs Mary Rutter | relates husband Jimmy from the Shoulder of Mutton shown playing for John Davies FC. |
Mrs Janet Swain | donates some of her late husbands photo interests spanning Huthwaite chapel buildings. |
Andrew Edwards | family genealogy must add remembrance for this WWI veteran John Walter Gunby. |
Mr Graham Fox | Relates RAF Srg Willoughby Fox deserving additional WWII memorial remembrance. |
Mrs Helen Lawford | Goodall family album relating from great grandfather headmastering Huthwaite schools. |
Mr John Beddoes | passes on Mr Clarkson's original genealogy research into their related Pepperdine links. |
Mr Hugh Potter | Friends of Cromford Canal archivist mutually shares discovery of shipping 1831 coals |
Mrs Diane Meakin | Intriguing family tree can expose Granddad George Buxton as one Railway Inn landlord. |
Mrs Jean Baker | Gifts discovery of a family kept WW1 medal seeking heir of an awarded Pte J H Hallam |
Mr R Hammerton | For grandfathers brother, Richard extends a Huthwaite WWI Memorial to John Walter Hill. |
Mr Steven Cooke | Presents 1971 record of horses, plus underground works below New Hucknall Colliery |
Mr Keith Rickers | Inheriting a family album shows close Huthwaite ties, initially featuring an Uncle Jim. |
Mr Tony Fisher | Tony Fisher adds more unique photos further exposing the past New Hucknall Colliery. |
Mrs Shirley Ward | Confirms Huthwaite interest from New Zealand to personally relate the Toffee Factory |
Mr Tony Mellors | Relates generations back revealing Isaiah Pitchford running the early Miners Arms |
Mr Eric Oliver | Researching into partner Carol's genealogy exposes an influential Mr William Fidler |
Mr Paul Harvey | Manages to expose relations with the professional footballing career of George Reeves. |
Mr & Mrs Cornwell | displays schooling memorabilia through her family names of Hancock and Elliott |
Mr Mike Cook | family medals uncover one previously unrecognised victim of WWII Private Hughes. |
Mr Richard Hill | discovers later whereabouts of the Huthwaite mineral surveyor John Thomas Boot. |
Mr Dave Phillips | remembers CWS takeover after keenly following trains serving New Hucknall Colliery. |
Miss Linda Young | presents names for most of class three from year 1969 at John Davies School. |
Mrs Kim S G Gill | Lost 4 North Street childhood home when it extended the Huthwaite Victoria Club. |
Mr Trevor Lee | local cinema / theatre historian discovers past musical talents of Reg Holland. |
Mr Mike Smith | Reveals some of his relatives and their neighbours celebrating on George Street. |
Mr Chris Shaw | Huthwaite family WWII remembrance for grandad Private John Henry Shaw. |
Mr Bernard O'Connor | Recalls following his fathers career as a WWII Naval Medical Supplies Storeman. |
Mr Mark Fittall | Lives in Egypt, but has memories dated when parents once ran the Portland Arms. |
Mr Glen Morris | Reveals former Lyric demolition coming after his fathers joinery business partnership. |
Mr & Mrs Abbott | A comprehensive family album featuring a WWI hero, plus their son's acting career. |
Mrs Nicol Dale | Antiquarian book dealer in Wales discovers three preserved silk memorial bookmarks. |
Mr John Nowell | Reveals some 1950's photographs exposing a Huthwaite St John Ambulance Brigade. |
Ms Chris Kidger | Adds interest to emergency services revealing our first Sutton motor Ambulance. |
Mrs Diane Sheppard | Reveals her Coleman relations who ran a Huthwaite shop aside the Portland Arms. |
Mr Rob Barber | displays home interests since being a keen footballer through New Street Schools. |
Mr David Smith | Our teacher at the former Huthwaite Secondary Schools exposes his ancestral ties. |
Mr David Egginson | Raises subject of collier fatalities with reported relations fate of Thomas Marshall. |
Julia Warne | Shares information concerning her great grandparents Simeon and Mary Ann Watson. |
Mr Gerry Ward | Confirms an uncle Private Frederick Smith is rightfully given WWII remembrance. |
Mr Bill Townsend | Presents schoolboy memory in the 1953 cup winning team of New Street Juniors FC. |
Mrs Lynne Weston | Adds information and photos exposing Sherwood Foresters in the WWI War Memorial. |
Mrs Mary Magee | Her Rutter grandparents ran the Shoulder of Mutton when marriage tied our Elliott line. |
Mr Darron Ellis | A marvellous album shared amongst broader Sutton-in-Ashfield Facebook coverage |
Mr David Stones | Shares memories and our tied geneology, while magnificently featuring the CWS FC |
RIP Malcolm Clarkson | Displays family roots among historic memorabilia covering Sutton Road Methodists |
Mrs Mary Seagrave | Raised in Huthwaite a daughter of Hettie Stone, sharing memories and family photos |
Mr Adrian Everley | Provides his family album portraying Bromley relatives plus New Street Classrooms |
Ms Elizabeth Pacey | Exposes great uncle Mr. Fred J. Wield helping hostel 1948 Ukrainian war refugee choir |
Mr & Mrs Bower | Huthwaite groups and portraits linking surnames of Hallam, Allsop, Carrington, Nunn |
Frances Clamp | Relates 1940 childhood WWII Southend-on-Sea schoolhouse evacuation from Essex |
Mr Mick Bostock | Magnificent album nostalgically covering his working life at the New Hucknall Colliery |
Mr Ken Swain | A 1917 family photograph of the uniformed WW1 veteran Lance Corporal George Blow |
Rachel Farrand | Research links to Huthwaite names on the Notts County Council war memorial. |
Johan Lubbe | Reveals our first school headmaster named Boardman who moved onto Burton Latimer |
Alan Chamberlain | Discovers an original White Lion Rule book for hosting their Sick and Dividing Society |
Bernd Frost | Uncovers our original Portland Arms pub sign now hangs on his Portland barn, Canada |
Mr Brian Hayes | Sharing Huthwaite name and ties with his own impressively unique pit photo collection. |
Mr Roy Elliott | Now my father digitises his family slides revealing some background village changes. |
Mrs Dora Elliott | My grandmother provided our family album plus WWII memorial to |
Mr Allan Jarvis | Adding interest with material helping share his own Holland ancestors in Huthwaite. |
Mr Glynn Waite | Specialist researcher and author further revealing our past Whiteboro' Railway Station. |
Mr Brian Hayes | Personally exposing the Portland Arms with video coverage following 2000 demolition. |
Mr Trevor Ashmore | Various album photographs with relational press plus more specialised references. |
Nicolette Haynes | Received from Archive CD Books Ltd helps fill a historic gap with Whites 1844 extract |
Mr Ben Woolley | Recollections and loan of a rare informative Sutton diary book by E.E. Needham 1913 |
Mr Des Taylor | Recalling his farm land memories which firstly exposed past village Quaker plot. RIP |
Mr John Flowers | Loan of brother James excellent book recounting RAF war years as flight rear gunner |
Mr Robert Holland | Extensive family history sharing photos of roots firmly planted in Hucknall Huthwaite |
Mavis Radford | Photos of her families village business interests with keen memory recalling more |
Mrs Betty Smith | Fox family album adds historic interests to previous running a Living Memory Group |
Mrs Midge Ball | Fox family album relates a sisterly participation among Huthwaite Carnivals |
Mr & Mrs G Suggs | Supplying full genealogy data updating one Huthwaite Hill families World Record |
Ms Sharon Marshall | Archived 1925 news report naming residents and including relative connections. |
Mr Alex Fisher | Secretary of Westhouses Residents Association sharing mutual train connections |
RIP Mrs A M Brooks | Sharing album of memories recalling her notable family origins in Huthwaite. |
Mrs Iris Evans | Sharing family contacts and some historically claimed findings upon Boots Yard |
Mr Roy Whittaker | Transcribed 1913 family news cutting reporting Mr and Mrs Hills diamond wedding |
Miss Jennifer Gleeson | Huthwaite Secondary School 1960 - 1977 commemorative brochure. |
Mr Mick O´Sullivan | Photographic collection covering New Hucknall Colliery under NCB and its closure |
Mr John Knight | Supplying ancestral relatives original architects sketch for Huthwaite Library. |
RIP George Woodward | Excellent memory plus various historic documents relating Hucknall District changes. |
RIP Michael Denby | Attempts sharing village and customers interests through Huthwaite Market Club. |
Mr Ralph Allcock | A former resident now in Canada sent full 1884 ordnance survey map of Huthwaite. |
Mrs Jayne Elliott | The current village barber who kindly offered old postcard scenes plus memorabilia. |
Mr Paul Bradshaw | Family photograph of past business and research towards a War Memorial Project. |
Rev Charles Maiden | Enabling supply of historic material relating to All Saints Parish Church. |
RIP David Penny | Sourcing photographs of Huthwaites past local events and New Hucknall Colliery. |
RIP Tom Hardwick | One elder resident very accurately able to recall so many early village developments. |
RIP Bill Harrison | for excellent memories plus reference documents pertaining to New Hucknall Colliery. |
RIP Mr John Boot | especially for sourcing rare photographs and memorabilia of New Hucknall Colliery. |
Mrs E & Mr D Wallace | sharing Eileen's greatly documented long ancestral family history within Huthwaite. |
Miss Helen Wilson | Helpful research plus sharing images and many past Local Genealogy Services. |
Dr Kevin Hill | Sharing his personal collection of village postcards plus mutual E Lakin interest. |