In April our Research Team added information to 52 records on the website and for one person, Dr Thomas Inglis of Ryde, who was cremated at Woking.
ORGAN GRINDING - This outrageous summer nuisance has begun. Without leave, these detestable vagrants grind quiet folk to madness!
The beautiful ornamental cherry trees at the West Street end of Ryde Cemetery are now in full bloom and as the month progresses, gusts of wind will blow the petals like pink snowflakes across the road, the cemetery main carriageway and blanket nearby graves.
We are running a FREE Family History Shrine workshop at the Heritage & Learning Centre, Ryde Cemetery. Sat 10 May (Click on heading for more details)
We have added a World War 1 studies to our education page, complete with maps, guidance and information sheets.
The Wight at War 1914 - 1919. Marking the centenary of WW1 and the contribution of the Isle of Wight people and businesses to the War effort.
In March our busy Research Team added biographical information to 34 records on the website.
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The soup kitchen has well performed its work this past winter. The number of persons relieved in January was 1434; February 1660.
