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east anglian ancestors – norfolk & suffolk genealogy home bird the bird’s of claydon & kettlebaston corben corben’s of devon corben’s of the channel islands dennis fairweather kersey richard & nicholas fairweather the children of richard fairweather of aspall mary cage name index east anglian ancestors norfolk & suffolk genealogy march 3, 2018 by jacqui beard 0 comments skulduggery in stowmarket – suffolk’s newest crime festival categories: uncategorized | tags: bury st edmunds , crime , crime fesival , fressingfield , genealogy , ipswich , stonham aspal , stowmarket , suffolk , suffolk library , suffragette , witch | permalink november 5, 2017 by jacqui beard 2 comments crows corvus c orone aka the carrion crow appears throughout ‘ the fressingfield witch’ . in fact, the book was nearly entitled ‘crowfall.” the crow featured in the fressingfield witch was adopted as an unofficial family crest after the witch trials and was subsequently used to create terror amongst those of a superstitious nature. fear and prejudice has long been held against the crow and its poor reputation existed from ancient times. a single crow is considered unlucky and unsurprisingly the collective name for these birds is a ‘murder’ of crows. if a crow perches near or circles a house, it foretells a death. if it swoops over the paternal house, it is considered a sign of misfortune. a crow forsaking a flock indicates a famine. crows have often been used in literature. shakespeare prefaced some of his darker scenes with the introduction of crows or ravens; this below from macbeth: “light thickens, and the crow makes wing to th’ rooky wood. good things of day begin to droop and drowse, while night’s black agents to their prey do rouse.” crows are intelligent animals. they remember faces, particularly when they have experienced cruelty. they possess the rare ability to problem solve. crows are smart enough to drop nuts from great heights to get at the kernel and, in this more modern age, have been seen tossing nuts in front of passing cars to take advantage of an easy nut-cracking facility. the fressingfield witch begins with a quote from hudibas. this 17 th century narrative poem by samuel butler satirised the civil war. it also features crows. “is it not ominous, in all countries when crows and ravens croak on trees the roman senate, when within the city walls, an owl was seen did cause their clergy with lestrations (our synod calls humiliation) the round face’d prodigy t’avert from doing town or country hurt” categories: uncategorized | tags: books , crows , fressingfield witch , mystery , superstition | permalink october 28, 2017 by jacqui beard 0 comments fressingfield names the fressingfield witch is my marmite book for genealogists. it’s a good story (though i say so myself), but i’ve used some real historical figures and ordinary folk from the 1891 census. i’m not keen on pigeon-holing books so blended genres get my vote every time, but genealogy is largely based on weeding fact from guess work and the blurring of boundaries may be divisive. there’s something compelling about giving a voice to unknown ancestors. everyone has heard of winston churchill and jane austen, while long dead george corbyn and elijah scoggins rest in eternal obscurity. well, not any more. i would be interested to hear your opinions, though. should ancestors be left to rest in literary peace, or is it reasonable to resurrect them at the risk of second-guessing their personalities? for any genealogists out there with connections to fressingfield in the 1890’s and suffolk and essex in the times of the witch trials, real surnames used in the book are below: adamson etheridge lait aldus fairclough mcelliot brame fale mills calamy glanfield powley calver godbold raven carter gooding rayner chapman hammond riches corbyn harper scoggins dowsing harris smart edwards hopkins stearne elliott king warne categories: genealogy | tags: bury st edmund witch trials , corbyn , fressingfield , genealogy , hammond , matthew hopkins , scoggins , smoking baby of fressingfield , surnames | permalink october 28, 2017 by jacqui beard 0 comments the fressingfield witch … and it’s here courtesy of publishnation who have helped me hit my target date of publication by the end of october. the fressingfield witch is a work of fiction based on a series of factual events from the 1890’s. it takes place in suffolk, england. as usual, one or two of the characters come from my own family tree and the crime is solved with a combination of sleuthing and genealogy. the book blurb is below: “during the 1645 suffolk witch trials, hundreds of innocent women were convicted. death and uncertainty stalked the land. fast forward to 1890 and two mysterious deaths in the village of fressingfield stir up rumours of witchcraft again. lawrence harpham is dispatched from bury st edmunds to investigate. but lawrence is still tormented by the tragic loss of his family in a house fire. can he overcome his own demons and discover who is behind the flurry of deaths? the fressingfield witch is a fictional murder mystery based on true events. two of suffolk’s darkest cases of witchcraft are weaved together in one compelling story.” the fressingfield witch can be purchased through the amazon kindle store or lulu publishing categories: genealogy | tags: books , bury st edmunds , crime , fiction , fressingfield , kindleunlimited , murder , mystery , suffolk , witch , witchcraft | permalink october 23, 2017 by jacqui beard 0 comments coming soon – the fressingfield witch it’s the first day of a week away from work. the weather is disgusting. my dog is sullenly pacing round the house eyeing me with disapproval. it’s so foul outside, that today we are going nowhere. i like a walk. it keeps the dog happy and my fitbit from nagging. today my fitbit sits redundantly on my arm while i contemplate the pile of books i have been looking forward to reading, but have lain gathering dust on my bedside table while other things take priority. the fressingfield witch, is one of those other things. my latest novel is a victorian murder mystery set in suffolk and based on a real news item that hit the local headlines in 1890. it was an allegation of witchcraft. the news item was only short, but had an immediate impact on me. for starters, it involved one of my very distant relatives. that’s always a good lure to a genealogist. and it involved death and witchcraft, so my inner writer pricked up her ears. before i knew it, we had conjured up a novel from this tiny eleven-lined piece of inspiration. i’ve taken a risk with this book. the real village of fressingfield has been populated with actual people from the 1891 census. this will be like marmite to some. they will either appreciate the idea of real people living on in print, or they will disapprove of the merging together of fact and fiction. i hope it is the former. the final cover and finished drafts are with publishnation and should be ready for purchase very soon. all of which gives me the rest of the week to catch up with a little light reading of my own. unless the rain lifts and the dog demands a walk. doing a little rain dance now….. categories: uncategorized | tags: books , bury st edmunds , fressingfield , suffolk , witchcraft | permalink december 17, 2016 by jacqui beard 0 comments vote for murder .99p until 20th december treat yourself to a historic novel set in suffolk and based on a true crime. vote for murder is just 99p on kindle countdown until 20th december or free with kindle unlimited. 5* reviews – “a real page turner” http://amzn.to/2gjmfsb categories: genealogy | tags: books , crime , ebook , genealogy , ipswich , kindle , kindleunlimited , mary cage , murder , reading , stonham aspall , suffolk , suffragette | permalink november 30, 2016 by jacqui beard 0 comments overstrand in the great war – publish date 9th december 2016 this new book, published by poppyland publishing with the sup

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