Ancient Entrance East Side Of Hyndhall House by Samuel Hieronymus
Genealogy & History
Genealogical research projects and historical monologues
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Image By Gaston Phoebus Public domain via Wikimedia Commons
Hindall (What's in a name?)
The surname "Hindall" in all of the many spelling variations is derived from an Old English place name (topographic) -- a Hind's Dale meaning, a valley where (Hind) does can be found:
This is my site where I present genealogical & historical projects. Additionally, I have a page called "My Backyard" where as an aspiring citizen-naturalist, I present observations of nature events occurring in my backyard along with other musings related to nature.
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My Backyard
Nature, wildlife, garden magic and other musings.
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Rob Burke [CC BY-SA 2.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0)], via Wikimedia Commons
The ancient forest of Anderida in Roman or Andredsweald in Saxon
A study conducted to survey the Pale of Ashdown Forest in the 13th century. URL - http://www.ashdownforest.org/enjoy/docs/PaleReport.pdf