PARISH WEBLOG MONTHLY UPDATE. # 01 / 2014.
Sunday, 5th. January 2014.
The LillingstoneDayrell.com website will be updated daily and will always be available 24/7 and at all times. The links from the Robarts.com BLOG will keep it up-to-date.
The monthly Newsletter from the LD. website will be sent to the Newsletter EDL. on the last Sunday of every calendar month and will serve as a NewsBrief and monthly News Roundup for the LD. Anglican community in North Buckinghamshire.
Circulation of this Monthly News Letter could be improved with the coopaeration of the Buckingham Advertiser.
Tuesday, 31st. December 2013.00:00:00am. GMT.
To the LillingstoneDayrell.com Anglican Parish community.
Re LillingstoneDayrell.com ‘Happy New Year 2013 / 2014.
FAO. Lillingstone Dayrell Parish Weblog EDL.
Date and Time of Last Posting – 28/12/2013 01:12:43
Happy New Year!
The Sections which are highlighted in Yellow will play seasonal music when clicked.
The Church of St. Nicholas de Myra,
Lillingstone Dayrell, Buckinghamshire.
You are invited to access the online links listed below where you will find displayed for you a selection of website hyperlinks and contact information which may be of historical and genealogical interest to every one of you.
Podcasting and online conferencing facilities available.
With our best wishes, Michele and Timothy Robarts
NB. Should any recipient of this Parish Newsletter wish not to continue to receive it, would he / she please indicate that they wish to be removed from the mailing list by clicking ‘Please remove my email address’?
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
Michique.com [Email Distribution List]
Mission Statement. We intend to continue to publish and thus to continue to keep updated this LillingstoneDayrell.com / Twitter website and micro-blog throughout 2014 and for as many years to come thereafter as it will be possible for us to do so. This website will be intended by us to be an information source about matters which would be of appropriate interest to anyone at all who wishes to take an interest in the Church at Lillingstone Dayrell as well as an interest in the maintenance of the Lillingstone Dayrell churchyard.
This website will develop around the regular publication of readings, Services details, sermons and funeral eulogies which originate from this beautiful church-in-the-fields which has now come to mean so much to us since both of our parents and several other members of the Robarts family have been buried here over the past century since the time of the First World War.
With our Best Wishes and all Greetings for this Festive Season.
Michele and Timothy Robarts.
Society of Genealogists Library, London.
It should soon be possible to view and to follow up the various items which are of historical and genealogical interest to users of this Lillingstone Dayrell.com website and which are to be found in the Library of the Society of Genealogists in London.
Please click on the above link to access this excellent and very informative source of genealogical and historical information. Availability of these items will be posted on this website and via this website’s Electronic Distribution List for the weekly Parish Blog and News Brief on as many weekends as possible.
- Timothy Robarts Family papers and other documents including a collection of magnetic voice tapes are currently being stored at the following address in London – Nationwide Self-Storage Ltd., Blantyre Street, Chelsea Embankment – c/o. Michael Richards. / (020) 7351 6800 . See the separate photographic online archive .
Parish Blog. & News Brief.
‘I Still Have Pictures In My Head’ by T.J. Pallett (2000).
Please contact Joe Pallett for more information about and for a copy of this book on +44 (01280) 848493.
This is a very well written history of this part of North Buckinghamshire which has been written by someone who has combined his own considerable natural writing ability with his obvious love of the countryside into a very articulate and easily readable account of his lifetime there since the Nineteen-Thirties and the years before World War Two.
Additional notes from recorded telephone or face-to-face interviews with Joe Pallett and also with Tim Coleman if possible. Podcasting material? Plus photos. of interviewee in person. Index (Links). This could be an embedded YouTube presentation with a BLOG link to provide access for readers and other interested parties. WORD doc.
See notes on the Society of Genealogists Library, London.
Elsie Fenwick (Robarts) in Flanders.
Mr. Peter Churcher. tel: 01822 841 638
The Victoria Bookshop,
9 Fore Street, BERE ALSTON Devon PL20 7AA
mailto:victoria_bookshop@btopenworld.com
Book Description: Spiegl Press, Stamford, 1980. Paperback.
Book Condition: Very Good. First edition. 4to.
Mrs. P. M. Macartney ‘Tribute’ Links. See my own BLOG.
The ‘Buckingham Advertiser’ and similar Press Sources.
NB. NEW & IMPORTANT NEWS FEATURE!
Lillingstone Dayrell ‘Geocaching’ facility. If you look at BLOG #1690 / www.geocaching.com – then type in the Post code MK18 5AT.
‘History of the Dayrell family’. Click on this link for online access.
This is a WORD document which is backed up by a BLOG link.
- Historical & Genealogical Links to Lillingstone Dayrell.
Medieval Settlements and Landscapes in the Whittlewood Area
Lillingstone Dayrell: fieldwalking / Lillingstone Dayrell – Wikipedia.
The Revd Johannes Albert TALING / Crockfords Clerical Directory.
Francis Frith Booksellers / Lillingstone Dayrell maps, books & photos.
Buckinghamshire Family History Society / Lillingstone Dayrell notes /
Abandoned Communities ….. Buckinghamshire
British Listed Buildings / Lillingstone House, Lillingstone Dayrell with Luffield Abbey
Lillingstone Dayrell Genealogical Records / Forbears /
Will of William Clarke of Lillingstone Dayrell, Bucks. Dairyman
>Robarts Charitable Trust
C/o. William Swan.
Currey & Company
21 Buckingham Gate
London SW1E 6LS
Telephone:- 020 7828 4091.
>Gordon Reed.
Occupation – Dayrell family historian. NB. Link to his Study.
9 Clas Isan
Whitchurch
Cardiff CF14 1RZ
>Moray Scott-Dalgleish.
Husband of the last of the Dayrell family.
Tel. +44 (01865) 858445.
>Michele and Timothy Robarts.
http://www.lillingstonedayrell.com
Telephone – 07755 775262.
>David Smith. (Webmaster)
Telephone – 07879 694848.
>John E. and Christine Hockley.
Lillingstone Dayrell Church Warden. Telephone – 01280 860232.
The Revd. Johannes Albert ({Hans}) TALING.
http://www.achurchnearyou.com/maids-moreton-st-edmund/
The Parish of North Buckinghamshire Network.
Parish Churches of Lillingstone Dayrell, Lillingstone Lovell, Akeley,
Maids Moreton and Leckhamstead. Telephone – 01280 813246.
Churches, charities, medical practitioners.
Schedule of other ‘networked’ Parish Churches.
We currently list 16,500 churches and 53,000 services.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_churches_in_London
Notes still to be continued ….. This is ‘Work-in-Progress’.
Martin Luther Book Selection. Blackwell’s Online Bookshop.
Lutheran Church nationally and internationally.
‘Bed & Breakfast’ accommodation contact details.
‘Geocaching’ – audio and video – Twitter, Facebook and YouTube.
Genealogy links and index – Society of Genealogists Library, London.
Directory / Atlas Guide to Favourite Parish Churches in the UK.
Correct routes between Central London and Lillingstone Dayrell.
Local Taxi companies to and from Milton Keynes Central station.
How to create a Sermon’s Podcast for your own Church.
Please email all contributions and all suggestions, questions and comments to us at this email address. Alternatively, you are most welcome to telephone us on 07799 775262. Please leave a voicemail message if you do not receive a reply. The voicemail is received several times a day and will be answered as soon as it is received 24/7.
- Ø What else to see and who to visit during your stay in North Buckinghamshire? Some suggestions …..
Bletchley Park. Second World War Top Secret Communications HQ.
Silverstone Motor Racing Circuit – Bodleian Library in Oxford –
Stowe School – Woburn Abbey – Whittlebury Hall.
- Ø ‘Bed & Breakfast’ in the Lillingstone Dayrell area of the North Buckinghamshire Parish.
‘The Gables’ Bed & Breakfast, Lillingstone Lovell.
Highly recommendedJ Very comfortable and very well-run indeed. We both speak from personal experience during our one very enjoyable one-night stay during October 2013.Our cooked breakfast on the following morning was memorable!
Telephone – 0044 (0)1280 860680.
Nicola Sawford <mailto:enquiries@thegablesbandb.co.uk>
Twitter – https://twitter.com/BedBSilverstone
Michele and Timothy Robarts.