My maternal grandmother -Winnifred Gibson (1918-1999) – worked as the Manager of the NAAFI in RAMC Holton Park [Wheatley] Military Hospital in post-WWII East Oxfordshire.
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Coniston: Letter From The John Ruskin Museum (3.8.2011)
I wrote quite a long article about John Ruskin’s rather ornate grave-stone – which is really a quite wonderful, and very large Celtic Cross, engraved
Oxford: William and Mary Half-Penny (1694) – Discovered (1960)
My mother – Diane Wyles (nee Gibson) – along with her family, were evacuated fro Lewisham in the East End of London around 1942 following
Email: ‘Mind to Mind’ Communication – with Eminent Psychic-Artist Peter ‘John’ Newbury (25.10.2021)
Dear Peter Thank you for your emails. Good to hear all is well. I was, for a time, a Work Scholar for Dr Rupert Sheldrake
Letter: When Britain Was ‘Socialist’ and Local Councils Allocated Council Houses to Individuals and Families Who Required Them! (10.12 1969)
My mother (Diane Wyles), father (Peter Wyles) and myself (Adrian Wyles) who around 2-years-old at the time) where living in the house of my mother’s
Cornwall: Dolly Pentreath (1675-1777) – Last of the Cornish-Speaking Celts?
This is a postcard sent from the Cornish town of St Austell by my maternal grandparents – Arthur and Winifred Gibson – to my mother
SANGHA KOMMUNE (SSR) 