Over 150 people from far and wide attended the Family History Day at St Mary's Church looking to find out information about past relatives. Historic parish archives from Wrawby, Brigg and Cadney going back to 1700 were brought from Lincoln. These allowed people to research into Baptism, Marriage and Funeral records. There were also displays from the Wrawby History Group as well as Family History Groups. There were a number of photographs of groups of Wrawby residents which some people were able to help identify, although surprisingly no-one could identify the children in the 1897 School photograph!
A very big thank you goes to Nigel Good for organising the event.
David Eames, the new Curate for Brigg, Cadney and Wrawby, will join us on Monday 30th June. David, who studied theology at Durham University, was ordained at Louth on the 29th June. He is married with two children. I am sure that you will all help to make him and his family welcome.
Saturday 9th August sees the 66th show in the Village Hall. There are various categories for vegetables, fruit, flowers, floral art, cookery, handicrafts, photography and for children. Entry forms can be downloaded from www.wrawby.org.uk or obtained from Mrs Greenfield or Mrs Cumming. Entries need to be at the Hall before 12 noon with the show opening at 3.00 p.m. Prizes will be presented at 5.00 p.m. followed by an auction of produce. Horticultural Society brochure and Entry Form
A series of profiles on our neighbours whose reach is beyond village boundaries, who play a vital role in Wrawby and our quality of life. This month Police Officer Rob Armstrong talks to us
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