Europe 2008 Visual Diary page 65
Whitwell, Isle of Wight, Hampshire
In the grounds of the Church of St Mary and St Radegund, Whitwell. The 7 headstones (including 2 doubles) belong to my Stone and Williams ancestors.

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Our arrival in Whitwell coincided with a group of bell ringers, ringing their last bells on their island tour
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The old school house, Whitwell (now a private residence). Probably where my ancestors were schooled.
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The censuses don't identify exactly where in Whitwell my ancestors lived...so here's a selection of houses which may have been their home!

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No doubt at least some of the forebears frequented the local free house! Oh, and the old time residents advised the village is not pronounced whit-well, but whittle...and it sounds best if the left side of the bottom lip is dropped when pronouncing the first syllable!
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