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From: "Bob Hatcher" <>
Subject: RE: HAYTER
Date: Mon, 26 Jul 1999 07:47:38 +0100


Researching Hatcher Family http://home.clara.net/bob.hatcher/
Hatcher (English) Gedcom http://www.my-ged.com/hatcher2/
Bruton (Somerset) History
http://home.clara.net/bob.hatcher/bruton.htm
Hatcher Family Reunion 1999
http://home.clara.net/bob.hatcher/Reunion.htm
(If you don't get a response within 3 days, when you should please feel
free to remind me.)

Hi Jon ,

take a look at http://www.my-ged.com/hatcher2/ there are some 10 or so
HAYTERs there. In fact it's probably worth while for anyone with
ancestors in the area of Sturminster/Marnhull to take a look there are
some 3200 individuals listed.

Regards

Bob Hatcher
BRUTON
Somerset
England
+44 (0)1749 812908 or mobile +44 (0)7977 312250

-----Original Message-----
From: Jon Baker [mailto:]
Sent: 25 July 1999 21:14
To:
Subject: HAYTER

I have been looking for help on my HAYTER family connections but so far
having no luck at all. I was looking at an Ordnance Survey
map this morning
and was wondering whether I might have more luck with Dorset,
as the only
data I have is that my grandmother (Elsie HAYTER) was from
Bransgore (not
sure about her birth date but it must have been about 1900). I had no
response from Hampshire at all, but as Bransgore is right on the county
border, maybe someone in Dorset has some information. I
understand that her
family were publicans at The Crown.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Jon Baker

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