This is a searchable database containing names from two other, password  protected, sites.  To my knowledge it contains no names of living individuals. Many of the vital statistics have been extrapolated from Census records.  If  you note any errors or ommissions, please let me know and I will correct them  as quickly as possible.

I do not generally add the names of any individuals born later than 1900,  however, I have started to add the names of individuals born later than 1900,  but whose deaths have occurred at least 50 years ago.

My thanks to Sandi Sullivan for the Davy family tree.  You will find a link to  her very extensive web site below.

Thanks to several members of the Snoddon family, including William Thomas  Osbourne Snoddon (1884-1972),  Helen Snoddon Tamblyn & Irene Snoddon for help  with the Snoddon family tree.

Thanks to Gaelynn Wall for the Shier family tree.  

The  skeleton of the Southern family tree was drawn up by my father, Frank C.  Southern, in the late 1960s. I have been adding to it since 2001 through my  own efforts and with the kind help of a number of researchers in England who  have added to and clarified some of the Atkin and Twigger connections which  are a part of it.

Thanks to a present day descendant of the Cruse/Cruise family for adding some  twigs to that branch of the tree.

Information on the Brown(e)/Dymock family comes from family trees drawn up by  my grandfather, John Brown, and his brother, Peter Charles Browne. Information  on the Browne/Perry family of South Africa comes by way of a professional  genealogist.

In the Photo Album you will find photos of some of the work of Peter Charles  Browne, 1868-1937.    He received his art training in Scotland at the Hamilton  Academy.    In 1903 he immigrated to Canada where he established a church  decorating business which was carried on by a son and grandson.

In both St. Jude's Anglican Church, Brantford and St. Michael's Roman Catholic  Church, Cobourg, his work has received recognition as an important part of  Canada's heritage.    His files are now located in the Archives of Canada.