Submitted by Name: Pat Fallon From: Cheshire E-mail: Contact
Comments: Relatives of mine lived in Ferryhill and I would love to get in touch with any of their descendants.My great grandmother was Grace Crossman, wife of John. Her daughter, Lilian, married a Charlie Foster and they lived in Dean Bank. As far as I know they had four children...John, Ernie, Charlie and Grace. I understand at least two of the boys may now be dead but they probably had children, are any relatives still in Ferryhill or can anyone give me any information on the family please? Many thanks.
Added: May 24, 2008
Submitted by Name: Ashley From: Michigan, USA
Comments: Sorry to hear about the passing of John Smith. I moved to the USA from Ferryhill 5+ years ago and have always enjoyed reading The Chapter. I am sure John's hard work will not have been in vein and look forward to reading furture editions of The Chapter.
Added: April 16, 2008
Submitted by Name: treassa lonergan From: Ireland E-mail: Contact
Comments: used to live in ferryhill station in commercial street my maiden name was spink i came back for a holiday last year after moving to ireland 23 years ago i would just like to say thankyou to the people in ferryhill for making our holiday extra special and a special thankyou to the proprieter of the commercial hotel in ferryhill station whom gave us a wonderful welcome each time we went in it was my husbands and childrens first time in this area and they really enjoyed themselfs and also thankyou to margaret and peter in hamsterley who we rented a house of once again thanking you to you wonderful people hope it wont take as long to come back next time thankyou ms treassa lonergan
Added: April 11, 2008
Submitted by Name: Barrie Green From: Northwich,Cheshire exChilton E-mail: Contact
Comments: So sorry to have learned of the passing of John. The Chapter will remain a memorial to him. R.I.P. John Smith. A true gentleman.
Added: April 6, 2008
Submitted by Name: Daniel A Bryson-Peart From: Birmingham E-mail: Contact
Comments: Wonderful to be able to be kept up to date with events 'up home', such as the new Memorial Garden, without having to spend an hour on the telephone once a week. Keep up the good work.
Added: March 24, 2008
Submitted by Name: Marian From: Cambridge, Ontario, Canada E-mail: Contact
Comments: My mother Dorothy Grayson was born in Ferryhill and I'm trying to find if she has any living relatives still living in Ferryhill. I never had the opportunity to meet any of her relative except her brother Harry Grayson. My mother passed away on October 12th, 2002 bless her soul. If anyone has any information about anyone who is related to my mother or knows of any of my mothers relatives please let me know by emailing me. My mohter married Albert Tammeorg who came from Estonia during WWII. I'll continue to check my emails with hopes someone will read this.
Regards,
Marian Tammeorg
Added: March 21, 2008
Submitted by Name: Andrew Simpson From: Ferryhill as child E-mail: Contact
Comments: Nice to have found your newspaper. I was brought up in Ferryill in the 50s and 60s. My father was a newsagent in Darlinton Road.Although I have not lived in Ferryhill since 1970, your newspaper, the pictures and the occasional name bring back many happy memories
Added: January 11, 2008
Submitted by Name: John H Thomas Jr From: Newburgh, New York E-mail: Contact
Comments: My grandfather was born at Little Chilton Colliery where my Great grandfather worked as a miner. I visited there many years ago, and I still think of the days I spent there.
I hope to get back some day.
Added: December 29, 2007
Submitted by Name: Claire Williams From: Ferryhill E-mail: Contact
Name: Pat Fallon
From: Cheshire
E-mail: Contact
Relatives of mine lived in Ferryhill and I would love to get in touch with any of their descendants.My great grandmother was Grace Crossman, wife of John. Her daughter, Lilian, married a Charlie Foster and they lived in Dean Bank. As far as I know they had four children...John, Ernie, Charlie and Grace. I understand at least two of the boys may now be dead but they probably had children, are any relatives still in Ferryhill or can anyone give me any information on the family please? Many thanks.