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Forum: History Topic: Wagstaff

septembersun69

Post subject: Wagstaff

Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 12:51 pm

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Hi
Does anyone recall anyone by the name of wagstaff who owned a pig farm in Windmill Field. we are going back twenty or so years with this one. it was the small farm behind station road. to the right of Gwen Millers shop on Station Road.
Any info would be of great help, many thanks.
Beverley

Forum: Welcome to Royston Topic: searching for spirit

septembersun69

Post subject: Re: searching for spirit

Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 12:43 pm

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:P Hello. If it is tales of spooky goings on you are after, then i have so many for you, and it all happened in a particular house on station Road. there is a mystery surrounding it and i am still after twenty odd years, trying to find the answers. feel free to email me if you need any info at all. ...

Forum: Memories Topic: Idyllic memories of Royston - Part 2

septembersun69

Post subject: Re: Idyllic memories of Royston - Part 2

Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2009 7:48 pm

Replies: 1
Views: 46

I think your memories are fantastic, i could spend day's reading them. I would love to hear more about Royston from you. You mention Miles Bakery beyond the police station, that would have been Station Road, i would greatly appreciate some more memories.
Regards
Beverley

Forum: Memories Topic: Idyllic memories of Royston

septembersun69

Post subject: Re: Idyllic memories of Royston

Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2009 7:43 pm

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memories of Royston are very dear to my heart. I grew up there and i can never ever remember not having something to do or somewhere to go. there was a place we all used to visit especially in summer and for the life of my i can't remember the name, it was on the route as if you were walking to the ...

Forum: Memories Topic: can anybody help please?

septembersun69

Post subject: Re: can anybody help please?

Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2009 7:37 pm

Replies: 4
Views: 79

You can Google 'old maps' of Royston, it may give you a better idea, or as suggested earlier may be the name of a row of cottages etc. I used to live on Station Road many years ago and because of strange events situated around that house i decided to try and dig deeper. i found an old map and it was...

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