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A genealogical journey of the Gilbert Family from 1700 to present day.
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- Alfred (b.1848) (1)
- Banham (2)
- Banham Composite Mill (1)
- Banham Zoo (1)
- brickmaking (1)
- Bury St Edmonds (2)
- butcher (1)
- cider maker (2)
- Cook (1)
- Edward Gilbert (1)
- engineering (2)
- farmer (1)
- First World War (1)
- Gaskin (1)
- Gaymer (2)
- George (1796-1876) (1)
- George (b. 1796) (1)
- George Fitzherbert (1854-) (1)
- Germany (2)
- Gilbertines (1)
- Hewitt (1)
- Higham (1)
- Howlett (1)
- Hunt (1)
- Isabel Cowles (2)
- James (bap 1773) (1)
- John (B. circa 1764) (1)
- John (b.1821) (1)
- Joseph (b.1800) (4)
- Joseph (b.1845) (1)
- Kenninghall (1)
- Lydia (b. circa 1768) (1)
- Mallett (1)
- Mary Kent (1)
- Millwright (1)
- Norfolk (2)
- Norman French (1)
- Patents (1)
- Post Office Rifles (1)
- Pow (1)
- Reynolds (1)
- Robert (1766-1840) (2)
- Robert (b. 1791) (3)
- Robert (b. circa 1713) (2)
- Robert (b.circa 1737) (1)
- Robert Gylebert (2)
- Rogers (1)
- Roper (2)
- Rout (1)
- Samuel (bap. 1734) (1)
- Sarah English (b. circa 1713) (2)
- Scarfe (1)
- School Board (1)
- servants (1)
- Shelfanger (1)
- Somme (1)
- St Gilbert of Sempringham (1085-1189 (1)
- Susannah (b. circa 1769) (1)
- Tey Pottery (1)
- Thriza (1)
- Westgate Street (2)
- Willelmus Gilberti (1)
- William G (1897-1916) (1)
- William George (1877-1933) (1)
- William George (c1897-1916) (1)
- William Gilbert (1802) (1)
- Woodcock (1)
- Y-DNA testing (1)
Blog Archive
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2009
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November
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- Introduction
- The Origins of the Name 'Gilbert'
- Banham
- The Banham Gilberts 1700-1764
- Banham 1765-1789
- A Little Bit of Scandal
- The Routs of Banham
- The Millwrights
- The Brickmakers
- The Cider Makers
- The Engineer
- Bury St Edmunds in the 1820's
- London - 1840s-1914
- The First World War
- Between the Wars
- The Second World War
- 1949-1959
- 1960-1969
- 1970-1979
- 1980-1999
- 2000-2010
- References
- Acknowledgements
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November
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