After falling in love with Burwell my son and his wife have bought a house in Orchard Way and we wish them all the luck in the world. They are so pleased to be living in Burwell at long last. I am writing this from Lt. Cornard near Sudbury, Suffolk. Good luck Peter and Carol from the family.

I live in Toronto, Canada and our Jarvis family dates back to Edward Jarvis, born Burwell 1767 to 1771 who married Susanah Hinds on May 5, 1797 and had 8 children. I'm trying to contact any Jarvis who's family traces back to Edward . Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

cool site man

hey all im currently living in Burwell and its very nice. There are a lot of names i recognise on this page its mad reading on the net about somewhere you live!!!hello to the people living in manilla, phillipines(in the guestbook about 5th down) I WAS BORN IN PHILLIPINES!!!!its a small world aint it? great stuff

Hi,
Great looking site well thought out and friendly

Thanks

Gary


Widdington Essex

Ian Flemming RIP. I love you in the fens. Wales is cold without knowing I can't come home.

Hi i'm rodney Ace burwell, my grand father is Mr. Walter burwell. ever since we've been trying to locate other members of the Burwell Family I hope you could e-mail us back soon. we are here in Manila Philippines. our contact details are 0927-3394301 and our landline is 887-2981. hope to hear from you soon. god bless!

No clue if there is a relation to me...but if so then thats cool.

I was a American Navy pilot stationed at Mildenhall. I lived in Burwell from late 1979 to 1981. I lived on Toyse Lane and used to visit the Fox pub. The folks I had the privilege to meet in Burwell were outstanding...some of the best I ever met in my life. God bless Burwell and the U.K. JTA (John the American)

I lived in Burwell from 1970 to 1994 and went to Parsonage Close school and Burwell Village College. I lived in North Street and then Guyatt Court. It would be great to hear from anyone who remembers me.

Hi im desperately trying to locate an old friend who lived in Burwell in 1989, his name is Peter denness. He has two sons Greg and Peter and used to live at 25 silver street. if anyone has any information please get in contact. Tel 07704464588 or email me KRHarris202@hotmail.com

I am searching for an old friend who lives in Burwell (or did about 9 years ago) his name is Shuan (aka fritz) doyle can any one help, his address was 63 spring close, should anyone know him please ask to contact me at my email address. thank you

I lived in burwell and spent many nights at the anchor pub I left a trophy their and they play for it once a year but i do not know if anyone their still remembers me but if they do please send ma and email.

Good information about Burwell. Photos are really nice.

Hi Jim. Photos i received. Thanks

Just wanted to see the pics for myself. Very different from Dallas, TX.

My great grandfather was Robert D. Diver and his wife was Mary Ann Fuller if anyone knows anything about thease people I would like to hear from you ... Thanks . I live in Houston Texas

Hi, My name is Jerry Diver. I have traced my hertiage back to Burwell England. Was wondering if there are any Surname "Diver" left in Burwell. If so, please email me.

Thanks,
Jerry

My Mom lives in Burwell, I`m in Fargo ND. USA. Looks like a very nice town to retire to.

Hello,
I live in Massachusetts, USA. I would like to live in Burwell for one year starting Sept 1.2007. Retired college professor. Need a small studio apartment.Thanks. Charles Coombs

thank you so much for your prompt reply !! we shall certainly consider burwell as a place to move to, along with several other villages around the newmarket area - my daughter is already looking forward to the easter egg hunt !!

1) young families/ facilities? I suggest you browse this site for more information - See Community > Groups, Youth > Groups etc.
2) job oppurtunities? Most folk probably commute to Cambridge, but Newmarket, Ely and Bury st Edmunds are all within reasonable distance. It's a fast growing area with low unemployment
3) how long by car to cambridge? Depends when you go and where you go in Cambridge. Takes me about 20 minutes getting in, 25 getting home.
4) where is the nearest supermarket? The village has a medium-sized Co-Op. Tescos is about 4 miles Waitrose about 5, both in Newmarket
5) clubs for children, ie brownies etc.? Yes, again browsing / searching this site should help answer most of your questions.
6) what is the public transport service like? Bus to Cambridge is half hourly, I believe Newmarket is hourly, but they take quite a while
7) care / residential home? 'Ash Grove' offers sheltered accomodation in the village. (See here for more information). For residential care there is Hilton Park in Bottisham about 6 miles away.
The village has expanded a great deal in the last 20 years and continues to do so. There are many newcomers and folk that do not qualify as Burwellians, so you won't be alone and shouldn't feel too intimidated.
Of course it won't help those first time buyers who were brought up in the village and who can no longer afford to live here as more people move in and push up prices further, but this is happening across the country in this wonderful economy of ours.
Hope this helps.

We are seriously considering moving to Burwell within the next 18 months - a new addition to the family, means that we need to move up the ladder a little - howerever house prices in Bishops Stortford, Herts are soo high that it will be near impossible for us to buy a 3 bed house here. We have accepted that we are going to have to move out, and when thinking of which areas to consider, we remembered a passing visit to Burwell just last year. We were struck by how friendly everyone was, and how beautiful the village was (although we didnt get to see it all) we stopped for a drink at a pub (cant remember the name) there was some sort of fete thing going on . we have looked at right move and can thankfully afford a 3 bed house in burwell, however coming from a large town so close to london, we are nervous about making such a move . We're worried that we will not be welcomed as "outsiders", also I have noticed from these posts, that so many people seem to move away - could someone please answer these few questions, which may help us to decide if burwell is a village we could consider moving to

1) do you have many young families living there, with the relevant faicilities
2) are there job oppurtunities there or would i have to travel further affield - and if so, where do most people commute to
3) how long by car to cambridge
4) where is the nearest supermarket
5) are there clubs for children, ie brownies etc
6) what is the public transport service like
7) is there a care / residential home locally

hope someone can answer those questions for me - it would be most helpful

it would be great to hear from other "outsiders" did they find it hard settling into village life etc

many thanks
Tara x

These are the details copied from the 1881 census which appears to match your ancestors exactly.
It looks a bit muddled as the listing is in columns which don't format properly on this page.
I'll send you the file if you wish and also the link to get to it yourself.

Household:

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
John R. FULLER Head M Male 23 Burwell, Cambridge, England Farmer Of 18 Acres & Carter
Caroline FULLER Wife M Female 23 Burwell, Cambridge, England
Walter FULLER Son Male 3 Burwell, Cambridge, England
Andrew C. FULLER Son Male 2 Burwell, Cambridge, England
Elvira A. FULLER Daur Female 5 m Burwell, Cambridge, England

my grandfather Herbert Francis Fuller was born in 1883 in Burwell to John Richardson Fuller(farmer) and his wife Caroline formerly Scott - can anyone help me with details of relatives please?
Thanks Ivan

I would be most grateful if anyone could provide any information regarding one of your past inhabitants. It is Joseph William Bentley born in Burwell in 1860 and is reputed to have married Eliza Hoyle at Ely Cathedral but that may be wishful thinking. She was born at Stuntney in 1860 and they had 7 children and I am descended from one of them. If you can help please contact me through the e-mail address and I will respond.

hiya everyone !!!! its me again the lairy one i well miss burwell thinkin bout movin bk i miss everyone so much an im comin bk to sort tht youth club out!!! spoke to jan frost an it sounds like thy need my help im like the tracy beaker of tht place!!! so watch out everyone im comin home !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! an dnt worry ull all know im back lmao love u all kirsty xxxxxxxx

Hi
I came across this site whilst researching my family history.

I remember Burwell very well as a child in the 1960's as our family used to visit my Aunt & Uncle- Tom & Ivy Elis who lived at the Barber's shop- They also used to run a newsagents from there and had a son called Albert
Ivy's mum Rose JOHNSON nee BEARD and my Nan, Annie WALKER nee BEARD were sisters from LODE

Many years later my sister married David ALEXANDER who used to have his hair cut by Uncle Tom!

They were the life and soul of any party and Ivy could tell some really risque jokes accompanied by a raucous cackle. Tom always had hankies in his trouser pockets and when they visited us in Baldock, Herts, my sisters and I always struck lucky by checking the chair Tom sat in and retrieving lots of loose change!

I miss them both

Still searching for PALMERs of Burwell - I know many are still in the area, but I haven't found you yet!
Please read my website: CAWTHORN, SCOTT, & DeSILVA PALMER Family History Pages:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cawthorn/ + details of this year's PALMER Gathering in Upwell, nr. Wisbech: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cawthorn/Palmer/2006_details.html

hey all u burwellians!! i left a bout a year ago now and i miss all myexcellent mates my lil candians and every one who helped me out and thnxs to jan frost for always listining to my probs really apreciated!!! im doiin really well ive just finished college and now av some qualifications!! ill always b a burwellian an nout can change tht well i did live ther for 16 years!!! miss u all thnx again o an i feel real sad cos the 2006 carnival is the 1st 1 ive ever missed!!! luv ya allxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Hi, The pictures of Burwell looking from St.Mary's tower are great. In the current one we can see our old house in Spring Close with the meadow behind it, our daughters Julie and Tracey spent many happy hours playing there. We lived in that house for 31 years from 1967-1998 had wonderful neighbours, friends and the fondest memories of Burwell.
Hello and best wishes to all who remember us.

I lived in Burwell from about 1955 to 1969 and now I live in New Zealand great to see the web site its so interesting well done to everyone for doing it

Hope you don't mind an entry about nothing in particular but I'm fed up with viewing one that was sent in 10 months ago.
P'raps this will spark some more activity in the guestbook.
Hi to everyone who knows me.

1. Is Burwell on 2Mb broadband yet? Yes, you can have at least up to 3MB
2. Can you get Freeview okay? Yes, no problems.
3. Have you got wheelie bins yet? No, but we have black bins for recycling glass and tins. Paper sacks for paper and cardboard and there are several plastic recycling collection bins in the village. There is also a compost scheme.
Hope this helps...

Hi, we used to live in Burwell about 9 years ago and might be moving back later this year from Cumbria. I'm really interested in finding out some of the basics such as:
1. Is Burwell on 2Mb broadband yet? I don't think I can live without it!
2. Can you get Freeview okay? We have the best freeview signal in the country here, all the channels from a small set top aerial, I'd hate to give up all our digiboxes.
3. Have you got wheelie bins yet? I just hate having to use that old fashioned black sack system, not only does it make the concept of preserving the environment & recycling a joke, it's also smelly and encourages rats etc.
We'd love to move back to Burwell but must admit that Newmarket seems a preferred option on 1. and 3. above at least. If anyone has any idea about those questions, I'd be really happy to get them by email if you don't want to publish on here.
Excellent site!

Hi,I was just doing a net search for an essay i'm supposed to be doing on family history and found this site. I wonder if any of my ancestors came from here? Oh, and I'm from New Zealand :)

Hi, I just have found your web site and I decided to say "Hello". I used to live in Burwell on my 6 month stay in Britain in 1997. Very pleasant village to live in, very friendly people. I'll have a proper look at your site during next visit.

Hi! We used to live in Newmarket, and I am looking for a dear friend Linda Lloyd of Burwell. I worked with her at Mr.Baxter's Dental Surgery. I have moved away and lost her e-mail address. If she sees this, or anyone who may know her, PLEASE E_MAIL ME!!
Also, our thoughts, hearts and many, many prayers are with all of you and your country in the aftermath of the tragedy in London. God Be with, and bless all of you.
Kathy, Michael, Katrina and Makenna Teague

Just searchin Burwell. Thanks for your Information.

thanks for the 2005 carni fotos!! peace (-:

thanks for the 2005 carnival pics but i'm not in them go dam it!!!!

I'll get round to this soon....if anyone has any pictures they would like me to put up then please send them.

can you put up the 2005 carnival pics?

I lived in Burwell during my High School Years. My Dad was in the United States Air Force stationed at Mildenhall. Our Neighbors, who are still there by the way, were the Hennings. Harry and Janet, who, being kids impressed with everything English called them "Sir Harold and Lady Janet". I just got nostalgic tonight and seeing the little town I loved as a kid made me cry. Many, many good memories there.

Hello any and all who read this! What a pleasant surprise this site is! My great-grandfather emigrated from Burwell to Alto, Michigan in 1870-1880's. My grandparents met a Mary Lane of Lane's Bakery there when they visited in 1970's. I corresponded with AF Gathercole in 1980's; what happened to him (if anyone knows)? Like to hear from anyone interested; hope to visit you someday soon! Peace out! Mary

big shout out 2 da burwell massive! spec mc sammy h, loony laura n lusios leanne! ur legends love ya millionz ur mint, syts gr8 by da way!

A little more information has come to light -
Basil Butler HAWES was born 8.9.1899, and he married
Florence WEBB - D.O.B. 05/10/1898.
Basil had a sister Matilda (known as 'Tilly'.
Basil's cousin had a ticket for the maiden voyage of the Titanic, but was taken ill shortly before the ship was due to sail, and he didn't go. (Very lucky escape!!!)
We have had one excellent response, and would be grateful if anyone else recognises my friends relatives would get into contact with me at (BLUEBIRD.lineup57.freeserve.co.uk)
or CarolC (lucky3 AT rochester.rr.com)
Thanking you in advance.
Pauline RUSSELL

Congratulations on a well laid out web site and for making it so straightforward to navigate.
Am trying to trace any relatives of a friend who lives in New York.
Her father was born and raised in Burwell - name of Gordon Basil HAWES. His father's name was Basil Butler HAWES who married Florence Webb.
If anyone recognises these names, please will you e-mail me (e-mail address above) so that I can pass the message(s) on to Gordon's daughter, Carol.
She would be ecstatic to know that there are relatives over here in the UK.
Thank you.

Excellent idea and design! I'll be back when I have more time...

hey everyone this is w wicked site and a real good lay out well done to the designer of it x

Hello, I lived in Burwell from 1964 to 1969. I went to Burwell Primary school and would love to contact anyone who remembers me.

Diese seite ist genauso interessant wie informativ. Viele Grüße!

This was a great site. I needed to find something for my Homework and This site helped me out so much! Thanx alot!!!!

Cool site, I'd say hi and best wishes, and more.........

Hi thanks for the web site. My great-grandfather came to America from Burwell in the 1880's. His name was Fred Stevens. Just doing a little research. Thanks you.

december, 2004. we have been living in france for one whole year now and enjoying it very much. hello to anybody who remembers us, especially to all the people i served in the co-op for fourteen years. merry xmas to you all. regards. lauren and barry atkinson

I was looking up my family name on the net and found out about this wonderful village. I was wondering if there is anyway I can get a copy of that book that you sell about the history of Burwell. I'm an MP in the Army and am stationed in Kosovo right now. I've been all over Europe, except the UK. Hopefully someday soon I'll be able to visit. Your site is awesome! Keep the info comin'!

I enjoyed your website, to be continued!

Hey we are researching local areas and I told my english teacher about your website

I did a Google search on my family name and the first entry was this site. It would be most interesting to visit this part of England some day. My past visits have been limited to London and Berkshire. Incidentally, I am a U.S. citizen and reside in the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area (Minneapolis/St. Paul) in Minnesota. My father's side of the family has resided in the U.S. for generations. I'm not sure what part of England my paternal ancestors came from. It appears to be a rather common name in the UK. I even took notice of a toponym called the Burwell Copse near the village of Wokingham in Berkshire.

spent most of my wartime chidhood fishing burwell lode,keep promising myself a return,perhaps next year,many happy memories

Anyone who was trying to send an email to my old email adress please note the new one, try again !!!!!

Just dicovered your web-site! My interest being that I lived in Burwell for approx;1 year during WW2. My late mother was housekeeper at the Vicarage. Can anybody recall the name of the Canon in residence then? I recall the vicarage very well and a summer garden party there. I attanded the old 2 room school briefly, and the excitement of waving to the military conveys coming thro' the village. These plus many more memories, albiet war-time, are days I fondly recall of Burwell.

My love Sam lives in this lovely village of Burwell. I am an American and I cant wait until I have the opportunity to see it for myself. This is a very informative site. Keep up the good work.

Hello, to all my friends and family in Burwell. Best wishes and look forward to hopefully seeing you all sometime next year.

Karl.

I was stationed at RAF Mildenhall assigned the 513th Consolidated Acft Maintenance squadron from February 1967 to July 1970. (Sgt. USAF) I really miss england. I enjoyed my tour of duty and your country.
James

My daughter and her husband were stationed in England from 1982-85. The lived in Burwell for about 1 year before moving to Mildenhall Air Force Base. They lived in a section of the big house just behind the church and cemetary. I visited there for a month and fell in love with your beautiful little villiage. I think of it often and long to go back.

Hi, in the mid 80's in lived in Newmarket, but my best friend lived in Burwell (Gail Rogerson) so I spent many a day in Burwell and loved it. I am now trying to track down a lad I worked with in Newmarket, who went to work (factory) and lived in Burwell. I and a friend Nic are coming to Newmarket in August and would love to meet up with him if he is still in the Burwell area. Any info please e-mail me. Thanks.

I have just begun researching my family history, and my grandfather was Charles Fletcher, born in Burwell in 1892. He had 7 sisters (4 names we know are Rose,Ada, Mary & Lily) & a brother,George.The family lived at Bedlam Yard 6.

Searching for PALMERs in Burwell and district, as my Gt Gt Grandfather's family lived in the area for a few hundred years prior to the 1880s; there must be many PALMERs still in the area who are descended from the same family. Please see my website:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cawthorn/Palmer/Palmer.html
For ref: I also admin. the PALMER_East Anglia Mailing List on Rootsweb.

i live on the swaffham road and i need some interesting facts on burwell for a school project could somebody please email me with something interesting please.

Liked the website, love the village. So, come on Wicketts...when is the Beer Festival???

Hi...i found you via a search engine. i had a look around and i just wanted to say you have a cool website :0)

We need more quality kids educational and news sites such as this! Pls keep up the good work.

What a charming website! That is not news, but it's still true. In age of increasing fragmentation you have accomplished friendliness and community. I plan to be in Cambridge April 1 -27 as an independent scholar. I will visit your community because of your user friendly website.
Thank you!

I recently found out from my mother-in-law, that there is a Burwell,England. My husband's grandfather, Henry Joseph Burwell, was born and raised in Laughing Image Corner, Great Yarmouth. Is that anywhere Burwell? I have more detailed info on him, so, I will be back.

I have just registered my interest in Broadband for Burwell at the BTOpen website, which makes me voter 207 towards our trigger number of 500. It took a minute to do, I simply typed in my name, address, BT phone number and an email address so I can be informed when enough people have voted, and again to indicate a date when the telephone exchange is to be upgraded.

Since Bob's post in the Forum in Nov 2003, an additional 35 people have voted, not bad for a couple of months. It only takes 500 villagers to show an interest and we will automatically be upgraded to Broadband, making the Internet faster, more accessible, and freeing the home telephone line for incoming calls.

I would encourage Burwellians to press this issue forward: have a word with your family members, friends and neighbours! Let's vote for Burwell!

vote at: http://www.btopenworld.com/broadband/reg10

Hi to every one in burwell, especially to debbie and sam Harrison.

Once a Burwell girl, always a Burwell Girl.
Hi to anyone who knows me!
Gina

Change of E-mail address to my last posting. My ancestors, ARBER, left Burwell in about 1860 for north London, the last one born there was George Arber in 1844. Any information on the family, no matter how small, very welcome.

Just A wee note, calling SYLVIA CARPENTER, (as I knew you)
My computer was infested, I have a new e-mail address, please contact.
Bye for now
Alison

I am trying to trace my ancestors in Burwell. I am interested in the Bridgeman's & the Jennings about 1770 & back. Does anybody have a mutural interest..

Regards John

Researching family history. The Palmers of Burwell, who
left for Rawtenstall, Lancashire in the late 19th century. Are there any Palmers still in Burwell who are related to this family? Maria Da Silva and Stephen Palmer were my great great great grandparents.

thanks for your nice website, i'll back soon.

This site is cool. Nice to know there is a city named after my wonderful family name.

I especially enjoy your site,
greets Colin

your site is great, i'll come back.

Great site

Cool Site ^_^v

Loved Burwell as a child. Burwell family tree and some photos on my rootsweb site URL above. Like to contact members of Jennings family of Parsonage Lane 1930-1950. Also Chapmans and Fullers. Have more photos I cannot display without descendants' persmission, also would like to know who the people were and transmit to their families if interested. (1935-36)

good site

I lived in Burwell in the late 1990 and early 1991 months. We lived on High street in a lovely home owned by Peter and John. My daughter, Aimee, went to school held in the old church at the end of town. I believe Mrs. Crouch was the headmistress of the school. We returned to the California with such fond memories of England, its people and of our home in Burwell. Hope to return someday.

I really enjoyed your site. Thanks

Very good site. Much info for school project! Cheers. PS Bottisham is way better than Soham!

I feel proud to live in a community with such a user friendly website! Sounds silly right? Well, I'm at Anglia Polytechnic University studying Computer Science and currently conducting research for my project and thought if I put a link on the community website I might attract a few people to fill in the questionaire on my website! If you have a few minutes please take a look, I'd be very grateful!

Hello every1 at Burwell, we would like to thank all the village, we have opened a new restaurant here and it has been very wonderfull. Hope you all like the food! If there's anything we can change or do plz lets us know on the email add above.. Thank you very much from everyone at Spice Cottage :)

Hello,
I really enjoyed surfing your website. Please also visit my site.
Greetings Steve

Hello! Enjoyed the website very much and miss your country too. Jim Helm (RAF Mildenhall 1968-1970)

Hello to Mary Ridgeon who might still be living in Burwell. Mary if you get this I am okay and miss those days based AT RAF Mildenhall. I remember Jerry, Parky, Follette, Glocke, Berkebile, and many many others. I am doing okay. Am a First Lieutenant for the USAF civil air patrol helping the cadets make it. Have remarried, 3rd time a charm I hope. I hope Bob and family are okay. I lived AT 2 New Path Fordham June 76 to 77. Thanks for all Mary! Cheers Burwell!

nice page

Thank you for this site and greetings from London!

Excellent website, well designed and easy to navigate.

Oi U manz comin on here thinkin ur heavy,ya get me.givin beef over skool u chi chi manz!! booooooooooo

hello paul harvey, usa,just seen your message on burwell guest book,hi to nancy,i still live at no8 mandeville,would love to hear from you,my access to email is at the library where i work, or at belinda's her address is brevell74 AT yahoo.com

yeh liam some one was sayin bottisham succked so i was just puttin them strate!!!he he he n e ways we r at skool ryt now talkin 2 u!! english is soo borin!!n e ways message us back!c u l8r

caz wot r u on, lol, bottisham is props beta than soham o well its only skool lol,

Bottisham skool rules soham suck! so shut it!

website is alrite could be better. Bottisham school rly suks, soham rocks!!!!!

Very interesting site and content. I just surfed in. Cheers

I think that this site is great, but I would like to see more (recent) photos.

A.H.Tegala

A very comprehensive and impressive web site. I shall visit it often. Thank you, and well done!

Hello anyone! Trying to contact Mary/Bob Ridgeon hopefully still living in Burwell. I worked with Mary while based at RAF Mildenhall. I know she would appreciate someone calling her about this email. My telephone number USA 317-357-1419. Burwell is as beautiful as last seen 1984. Cheers.

Gday to anyone who remembers me...Where are people like johnathen king,jim [from the caravan park],sparkey,louise hurst,dawn glenny,micheal bowen?geez how did i remember those names.i was born and raised in burwell,moved to london at about 11,now live in western australia. if you know any off these people or remember me or my brother paul please get in touch.

To Holly & Jessica's parents -
No words can change what has happened, but my thoughts and prayers are with you at this tragic time.
God Bless You All.

To the girls parents-
your daughters were 2 absolutely beautiful girs and you were so lucky to have them. My heart goes out to you......I feel so sorry for the families and friends of the girls. God bless u all. xxx

My wife was born in Burwell, great website I'll past your details over to her thanx

I was born in Burwell and lived there for many of years, I attented the local school there, and left in 1991 where I went onto Bottisham village colleg. I still have family and friens in in Burwell but lost contact when I moved down to Luton, any one out there remember me pls get in contact

Hello,
We are trying to get in touch with Adam King, who used to live in East Burwell, and attended Roger Ascham School in Cambridge. Anyone know how we can contact him?
Thanks

As part of BBC Heritage Open Day, this Sunday (21st April) , Burwell Museum will be open from 11:00am and close at the usual time of 5:00pm. For more information about the museum please visit our website at http://mysite.freeserve.com/burwell_museum

My name is Glenda Lucas formerly Peacock. I went to school at Burwell Secondary School from 1958 until 1963. I currently live in Florida. I am looking for old classmates of mine, Jane Winkworth and Mavi Cranfield, or any one else who might remember me. My e-mail address is OhBeans AT AOL.com

hi kim its speechless ur village rocks maybe u can show me round it some time

Check out our site
http://here.at/burwellbansin
Link can also be found on the clubssocs asp page!

Hi, Love the website and looking for names that I know. I left Burwell in '74 and now live in California. Would love to hear from anybody who went to primary school at St. Andrews or later the Village College. 1955 onwards. Hi Bridge, I remember those stacks too.

Is there any one in Burwell that could help me with my research on my family tree? It has come to light that my family cme from Burwell, they where baptised in the village church. As I live in Devon it is difficult for me to look stuff up. Can any one help???

HI, JIM AND ALL DA OTHER yr6's EGG DOWLER WEN U LEAVE AND LOOP LOADS FAST AND HARD

HiWebmaster - using ur site to teach a friend the internet
possibilities!!!
love

Here I am after midnight going through your website, reminiscing about the time when I was a young wife of a USAF member. We lived on Granchester Rise in a small apt in 1973 until we moved to Lakenheath air base. I worked for a few months at a paper mill in Burwell, the name of which escapes me. I was still a Dutch citizen and was able to work on the local economy; worked with some friendly folks there. You have a nice website.

getting 2 big 4 its own good

No comments right now

It was a nice suprise to come accross Burwell's website. I visited it often as my a friend of mine lives there with his family. I must say that the village is lovely and the people are great too. Big hello to Mark, Polly and Ian.
Eni

Very cool site with many interesting branches and links. By the way I am searching the address of : Gary & Jan Hoekstra from Tauranga. Who can help me????? Gary is from Holland !!! Seasons Greetings Everyone

hi everyone AT burwell skool i left there a term ago and now im in yr7 AT bottisham i would like 2 say hi 2 jim , jade , and grace as they r my m8s!!! its me ca**ie!!hi! i hope mrs.garland is ok and mrs.edwards as they were the nisist !! well wat i new off them!!! i hope mrs.welshs baby is o.k and im hoping its wearing my little irish shoes i gave him!!! well hope 2 c u all soon luv and kisses ca**ie starsmore.

just a line to say i like your site and visit it often. i worked for brown's of burwell back in the 60's, and was wondering if they still had the coal yards going. maybe someone has a recent photo. its good to visit the old town it don't look like its changed much looking at the ariel shots on multimap. well bye to all and thank you for taking the time to read this regard bob

I am researching the Arber family who lived at Burwell from at least the mid 1600 until the 1920s. My own branch left for North London in about 1860. Any information on this name at Burwell very welcome.
Many thanks to the folk at the Museum who were most helpful to my wife and I on our recent visit.

hi, i left burwell in 1993, when i was 9. i went to the village college and i'd really like to get in touch with some of the people i knew. if anyone knows Jessie Simpson Nicholl or if she has an email address could you please mail me. and if anyone else remembers me email me too.

Hello all!! Lived in Burwell in the early 80's wi