Wallingford, From The River Thames 1893
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The Anglo-Saxons almost certainly fortified Wallingford, and there was once an important castle here, though little of it survives today. The town was the last Royalist stronghold to surrender during the Civil War. At one time Wallingford had 16 churches.
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Hi Ingrid Wilson, Apologise reply to your query - windows - Francis Frith site got problems connecting, my reply cancelled several times. If I can contact you direct I can give you info about the Hayward family tree free, so far as I have got. You are welcome to assist with further research. yoga-prakash saraswati lunarorange20022@yahoo.com.au--new email sfrancesten@gmail.com---new email aussieworldpolitics.blogspot.com
John Hayward (1813) came from Loders in Dorset and settled in this area of Wallingford, of Benson, Bradfield, Englefield and married local girl Mary Anne Kitchen. His son Robert James eventually farmed Uxmore Farm at Ipsden, near Stoke Row in Berks/Oxon. I am collecting a photographic record of the Hayward family in these areas for a family tree.
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