This is the latest attempt at creating a family tree website that will be accessible  in the future for my granddaughter Georgia Peake and her younger brother Ryan to see the family  that they know nothing about yet. The tree came in handy when the grandchildren had to produce  a family tree going back to their great grandparents for a school project in 2017.

My first attempt back in 2007 was at the request of my wife to try and trace her  family back as far as I could. I started the research in September 2006 and have had  many hours of fun tracing her family as well as my own. Through this research I have  managed to trace numerous cousins I had lost contact with or not seen for the best  part of 40 years. One in Australia has been in touch via e-mail for the last 2 years  and others I have met up with at cousin Ken's funeral in June 2009. Sadly there are still  several cousins out there that I have never met and others that I rarely see, if ever.

It is amazing how many people are engaged in family research and I have 2000 contacts  all round the world, but mainly in the UK and Australia, who are actively researching  similar names to ones I relate to either directly or through my wife. I have made  many good e-mail friends in Australia and look forward to meeting some of them if I  ever get the chance to go out there.

My thanks still go to Maureen Martin and the late Mike Levon for their help with my Duncombe  family research and their willingness to part with hard earned information for me to  include in my first tree.

If you have the time after browsing, please sign the 
 Visitor's Book on your way out and give me any feedback, positive or negative that  you think appropriate.

Regards.

Trevor Collins