ABOUT THIS BOOKThe Pykkerell is situated in Ixworth, a picturesque village in WestSuffolk. It is a historic building whose story is woven into the life ofthe community, which it has served since the reign of Henry VIII. The original parts of the building date back to the 1530s, sincewhen it has been extended, altered and … More THE PYKKERELL, IXWORTH SUFFOLK

John Phillips Esq. (24 November 1755  – 19 April 1840) John Phillips is mentioned on a memorial tablet on the wall of the Church of Holy Innocents, Great Barton, which reads ‘John Phillips of Pall Mall, for upwards of half a century surgeon to the Royal Household’. John Phillips was born at Warham St. Mary, … More The Phillips Family

In October 1967, Great Barton CEVC Primary School moved from two Victorian buildings into the new building in School Road, which has been occupied by the school for 50 years and is now occupied by Great Barton Primary Academy. It is interesting to learn that 50 years ago, following a discussion at a PTA Meeting … More Great Barton School parking problems in 1968

The top class at Great Barton CEVC School must have been really excited when they received this telegram from the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh in 1972.

Harold Edward D’Arcy Hutton Harold Edward D’Arcy Hutton (26 December 1872 – 19 February 1946) and Lilias Marion Louise Mackenzie (22 March 1869 – 18 April 1945) was a descendant of Timothy Hutton (1569-1629), who bought the Manor of Marske in 1598 with money from his father, Matthew Hutton (1529 – 1606), Archbishop of York … More Ancestry of Harold Edward D’Arcy Hutton (1872 – 1946)

On 1 March 1898, Harold Edward D’Arcy Hutton married Lilias Marion Louise Mackenzie (22 March 1869 – 18 April 1945), at Christ Church, Lancaster Gate, London.Harold Edward D’Arcy Hutton (26 December 1872 – 19 February 1946) and Lilias Marion Louise Mackenzie (22 March 1869 – 18 April 1945) They had three sons:- Harold Maxwell (1900 … More The sons of Harold and Lilias D’Arcy Hutton

Harold Edward D’Arcy Hutton – background John Timothy D’Arcy Hutton I (1822-1874) married Emma Rebecca Lamb (1818-1896) in 1844. They lived at Aldburgh Hall, north Yorkshire, and had two daughters and a son, John Timothy D’Arcy Hutton II (1848 – 4 Jan 1931), who was the father of Harold Edward D’Arcy Hutton. In 1861, they … More Harold Edward D’Arcy Hutton (26 December 1872 – 19 February 1946) and Lilias Marion Louise Mackenzie (22 March 1869 – 18 April 1945)

Sybil Constance Alexandra Mackenzie (28 October 1872 – 12 February 1954) was the granddaughter of Colonel Alexander Mackenzie (1761 – 12 July 1831), who was apparently, “a most distinguished soldier. He served with the 36th Regiment throughout the Peninsular War and, in the course of his service, was dangerously wounded in the neck, lost an … More Sybil Constance Alexandra Mackenzie

Female scholars in 1851 – background Female scholars in 1851 – list of individuals Female scholars in 1851 – individual life stories