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Welcome This site is an ongoing work, intended to show the history of our ancestors and the comunities they lived in.  It now contains much more family, social and local history content. We hope that these pages can do much to bring the individuals, their families and communities 'to life'.With this in mind, the site includes items which have been verified to be historically correct, elements which have been interpreted by us, and 'family myths' or stories. Wherever possible we will endeavour to note the status of particular items. However, readers should view anything included in the notes as a reflection of 'fact and feeling', that is to say an accurate interpretation of family events and history as we see or saw them. Where there is room for interpretation, our own experiences will inevitably have coloured what is written. Please leave comments in the guestbook and tell us about your research when visiting the site. We will try to help you and you might be helping us! Members may use the forums or the chatbox feature to post questions or enquiries. Thanks go to all those who have helped and continue to help with our research. You are too numerous to list here, but references will appear at various points in the site. Without this help we would have been unable to find our ancestors, and much less understand their lives or those of their communities.
Our thoughts go to Craig Mosley and his family following the passing of his dad Brian on 03 April. Rest in Peace Brian
There are more and more of you visiting our site each month, and we're pleased to welcome you. Unfortunately we do not know who are what you are searching for, whether you find it, or if you are linked to the our families in some way. We'd like to be able to help you, and to know what aspects of the site are of interest to you. Please help us by posting in the forums, or the guest book. If you would prefer, contact us direct by email and we'll do our best to help you. In any event we'll keep in touch and be able to let you know if we find anything new in the future. You can contact us at martin_mosley...hotmail.com (replace ...with@) Best wishes Martin
As a result of my research, I have found records and details of many 'Mosley' families, spelt in many different ways, which I have not (yet) been able to link to my own ancestry. This information is all held in a database of more than 11,000 names. If you do not find your ancestors on this site, I may still have them on my local database. Please leave a note either in the guestbook, on the forum or alternatively email me, and I will try to help if I can. Martin
Much has been done to improve the site over recent months, and we hope to continue improving in the future. You are important to us, and we encourage you to tell us about your research when visiting the site, it only takes a few seconds.. If any of you have old photographs of the places our ancestors lived or worked (or modern ones), please let us know because we have further plans to add these unique records to the facts and figures already contained in the site. Enjoy, and we look forward to hearing from you.
We have today uploaded timelines accessible for all ancestors where dates of birth and death are known. These are linked to the Wikipedia database for greater understanding of particular events. We hope you enjoy this added functionality on the site. Submitted by martin
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You must be logged in to post comments on this site - please either log in or if you are not registered click here to signup  martin12 Jun : 14:13 Hi Morley, Do you have Henry's parents? I have details of several, but without their spouse names. Will try to help. morley11 Jun : 21:20 Hi I am looking for Henry (harry) Mosley born circa 1861 married Martha Morley. Came from Burton-on-Trent. May another branch of the Mosley Family ?? DeeGemini20 Feb : 16:06 Hi, Another quick update on the GOACHER family....Lily b1883 at Swinton to Alfred and Sarah married William BEMBRIDGE December 1902 at St Pauls Derbyshire. Their children were Annie b1904 at Derby (my gmother) Louisa b1905 at Belper, William b1907 and Fanny b1909. In 1911 they lived at Hayfield. Dee trish30 Dec : 17:34 found an old bible containg my ancestors william mosley and elizabeth mosley married june 25,1859 Berylwil07 Dec : 09:22 Just joined your site and was amazed to see under Arthur Atkin my grandma Hannah Maria Hill - Charles Reginald Atkin was my father who died in 1966 aged 64 his sister Mary Winifred Atkin was my aunt who was born in 1905 and married Joe Cockroft they had two children Terry and Joyce I had no idea my father had a sister Lillian Atkin in the 1900 cenus my grandfather and grandmother were living in Sheffield and Lillian was 2 years old. Arthur Atkin must have died between 1900 and 1917 because my grandmother married again to a man whose surname was Johnson. The Hill family are my decendents what a marvellous site you have Berylwil Raven06 Nov : 16:24 Hi Martin, Have been having a quick squizz around your site.. I am very impressed.. will have a better look tomorrow.. Raven.. :):) grandinarno23 Oct : 00:18 HI M,ARTIN--JUST FOUND YOUR WEBSITE-IT'S, GREAT! i'M A mOSLEY FROM TEXAS-FROM ROPBERT JOEL MOSLEY- PROBABLY CAME FROM ENGLAND. I DOWNLOADED A PICTURE OF LILY MAUDE PUGH. WAS SHE FROM THE MOSLEY'S--DID ANY OPF YOUR REL. GO TO THE UN STATES IN THE 1600-OR 1700'S? LILY LOOKS EXACTLY LIKE ONE OF MY AUNTS-MOSLE? THANKS grandinarno bill@fslife12 Oct : 12:29 Hi Martin thanks for allowing me to have a look at your website. It deserves the award of excellence. It's a great site one I would dealy love to have another look around. Thanks, Billy View all posts (21) |
 Samuel Hill and Mary Cavannah with their family C 1910. |
