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“An Aethiopian of Ginny”

Posted on 16 April, 2019 by Helen Barrell

Jean Jeggo, transcribing Gosfield’s baptism register for FreeREG, found the following entry: Thomas an Aethiopian of Ginny in Africa beeing about twelve y...

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Black History Month – Harwich and Boreham

Posted on 5 October, 2015 by Helen Barrell

It’s time for some parish register finds which show black people living in Essex hundreds of years ago. Last year, it was coincidentally in October that I...

Essex

Black History Month – some finds in Wivenhoe’s register

Posted on 23 October, 2014 by Helen Barrell

Growing up in Wivenhoe, I probably saw a greater mix of people from around the world than had I lived in a town of the same size that wasn’t anywhere near...

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