A record of the historic work of the citizens of Croydon during the Great War. It contains a Roll of Honour (with photos) and a wealth of information on the military, semi-military, civilians, and hospital services and is illustrated throughout. If you have any connections with Croydon then this will be an informative and interesting addition to your collection. *Digitally enhanced images of the original text *Searchable by whole or part name *Bookmarked by major headings *Fully printable ... More Info
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Our membership year runs from 1 January until 31 December. Please give your name, postal address and email address. If this is a renewal please include your membership number, if possible. By submitting this application for or renewing your membership, you indicate your consent that ESFHS can hold your personal information (name, postal address, email address and membership number). This inf...More Info
Our membership year runs from 1 January until 31 December. Please give your name, postal address and email address. If this is a renewal please include your membership number, if possible. By submitting this application for or renewing your membership, you indicate your consent that ESFHS can hold your personal information (name, postal address, email address and membership number). This in...More Info
Our membership year runs from 1 January until 31 December. Please give your name, postal address and email address. If this is a renewal please include your membership number, if possible By submitting this application for or renewing your membership, you indicate your consent that ESFHS can hold your personal information (name, postal address, email address and membership number). This...More Info
ESFHS appreciates all donations. These enable us to continue our aims to help members with their family history research and have access to unique resources not found anywhere else. We are constantly indexing and transcribing records for our area.
We follow the fortunes of the Eade family over seven and a half centuries from 1250 as, with an eye for the main chance, they attempt to climb the ladder of prosperity by constructing, amassing and then protecting their land holdings over the centuries while diversifying into trades such as bricklaying and stonemasonry. *Robyn Lane and Andrew Eade* Supplied by John Owen Smith