Hatch Family History

[James Hatch]

I have now discovered this new posting by the Webmaster, I will now concentrate all new postings to this spot instead of the general Discussions Board. So I now kick off the new listing with my most recent post on my Great Grandmother Merina Hatch.

https://youtu.be/kA77ElyYvU4

So turn up your sound.

[James Hatch]

I am starting to reclaim old postings from bygone history. This photo is from Holy Trinity School of 1898.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4csq1IcbYiw

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[James Hatch]

Here is another Hatch history re-posting. This one of Oveys Farm with my grandfather pitchfork in hand.

https://youtu.be/zfSw3w2ookc

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[James Hatch]

In this clip the photos cover an 80 year span and gives children and grand children a challenge:

https://youtu.be/MedeVufdjpI

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[James Hatch]

I have not heard from anyone as yet. The challenge is now to the children and grand children of those I went to school with, to dig up old and new photos of their parents and grandparents. Here are some surnames that were at Holy Trinity when I was there.
Carter, Brown, Redway, Wooten, Hodges, Stone, Taylor, Kelsey, Brewer, Thomas, Weinberger, Smith, Lewendon, Lovejoy, Hutton, Smith, There was of course a great many Hatch's who were all interrelated back through the years. Yes we did have one Malcolm Weinberger from Maidenhead Court whose family wanted their son to broaden his mind in the Christian faith.

So come on folks start digging in those old family albums!

[James Hatch]

Once again I am going back over family sections that may have been lost recently. This part covers part of Eastgate at the east end of the village high street:

https://youtu.be/RnYLS__oBhY

The tale is about six minutes long so turn up your sound.

[James Hatch]

Recovered from files another story on my Great Grandmother Merina Hatch.

https://youtu.be/coCB7o3w6rY

It has a voice over, so turn up your sound.

[James Hatch]

I am posting this a second time as I have made changes to the voiceover. So turn up your sound and enjoy:

https://youtu.be/SzKKdszzefk

[Simont]

Hi
New to here and saw your post.
My Great, Great Uncle William Tuck married a Miriam Hatch (1821-1884) in 1846. Quite a few of my relatives worked for the Hatches as Agricultural Labourers. Miriam's father was William Hatch.

Any info you are looking for which may include Tucks please feel free to ask as i have extensively researched the Tucks to when they first arrived in Cookham around 1810.

Regards

Simon