Gertrude's childhood home-Haydn Terrace The Peterborough Advertiser, Wednesday March 19, 1902 At the dawn of the twentieth century...

As new industries were attracted to Fletton, at the turn of the twentieth century, new housing was required for the workers. One man was...

A familiar building on the High Street in Fletton, on the corner with Milton Road, is the Dilley Hall. Many will associate the Dilley...

The family I am exploring this month – the Panters – shows how employment, especially for women attracted families to Fletton. But it...

Athough St. Margarets did not witness any of Charles Dack’s vital events; birth, marriage or death, he lived the majority of his life in...

There are many sources available which, from 1841 to 1943, allow the researcher to place their ancestors, and the place they lived, in...

For this month’s blog we go inside St. Margaret’s church and take a look at two memorials which commemorate father and son Henry William...

I hope that you completed your census return in March! The census is an important document to record your family at a given point in time...

Every community throughout the country has unsung female heroes who should be celebrated not just this month but every month. To...

there was a small parish, just south of Peterborough, in the north of Huntingdonshire. In 1841 it had a population of 256 and was a rural...