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Category Archives: Queenie Cockett
My last throw of the dice
Writing this blog has been the best thing I did in a long time. It has connected me to many second and third cousins and friends that I had lost touch with. But I wonder if there comes a time … Continue reading
Posted in COCKETT, jackiedinnis, Queenie Cockett
Tagged ancestry, blogging, DNA test, who is my grandfather
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The Similarity Between my Mother and Grandmother
It has been noted before that my mother, Enid May Howells bore a close resemblance to her mother, Queenie Cockett. Here are another couple of photographs that show the continuing similarity as they grew up. … Continue reading
Posted in COCKETT, Enid May Howells, Queenie Cockett
Tagged Enid May Howells, family photographs, photo, Photographs, Queenie
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Mothering Sunday
Today is Mother’s Day, and it makes me look backwards and forwards at the same time as I think of my mother, as well as my own children and being so thankful for them. I got out some old photographs of … Continue reading
Some things about me you didn’t know – and probably didn’t want to know
Many thanks to Maddy for the Sunshine Blogger Award. Sunshine Blogger Award In order to fulfil my obligations I must answer the three questions put to me: Who is your favourite author? Oh my, this is too difficult for someone … Continue reading
Posted in Queenie Cockett
Tagged David Bowie, Iris Murdoch, John Irving, John Steinbeck, May Annie Doris Cockett, Nevil Shute
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Don’t Quote Me on That
“Having courage doesn’t mean that we are unafraid. Having courage and showing courage mean we face our fears. We are able to say ‘I have fallen but I will get up.’” Maya Angelou For today’s writing 101 task we are … Continue reading
Posted in jackiedinnis, Queenie Cockett
Tagged Courage, facing our fears, Quotes, Richard George Crocker, Writing 101
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Challenge Yourself
Blogging 101 Day Four Oh dear, I suppose it had to happen. The assignment that I couldn’t do. There are two parts to the task for today, the first is to publish a post you’d like your ideal audience … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging 101 2015, COCKETT, Queenie Cockett
Tagged adding videos, blogging101, Brighton, family reunion, grandmother
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Queenie and Doll
When searching on line for family descendants it is very easy to give up too soon. So I thought I would encourage you, and tell you to persist and to enjoy the journey of finding someone. The advice always given … Continue reading
Posted in Grace Cleeve, Jane Nellie Cockett, Queenie Cockett
Tagged Babe, Doll, England Census, names, Queenie
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An Archdeacon in the Family
One of the main things I love about ancestry.co.uk is the feature that enables you to post your family tree online and then to make contact with people searching for the same people you’re looking for. I contacted someone who … Continue reading
Posted in Churches, COCKETT, Enid May Howells, Queenie Cockett
Tagged ancestry.co.uk, Archdeacon, Elwin Cockett, unmarried mothers, Walthamstow, Wanstead, West Ham
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Why do you look back?
Family History is big business these days, there are a plethora of magazines, websites, blogs and books on the subject. With the age of the Internet it is now easier than ever to type a name into a search engine … Continue reading
Adoption and Naming – Detective Work
On the weekend I welcomed some family into my home for a get-together. My children were here to meet my mother’s cousin Ron and his family. We had a wonderful time as you can see here: We had met previously … Continue reading
Posted in COCKETT, Elizabeth Cockett, Enid May Howells, Jane Nellie Cockett, Queenie Cockett
Tagged Adoption, Dorchester, Ron Cockett
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