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I was doing my geneology thing, typed in Melbourn and came up with en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melbourn with a link to this site. This is possibly the nicest designed site I have come across. A joy to peruse.
Derek Venus 27th March, 2009 (Sutton Coldfield)
What a fantastic web site. It does Melbourn proud
Moved away a couple of years ago but wish I was still living in Melbourn.
Maggie Young 18th March, 2009 (UK)
What a great web site, I arrived over an hour ago and have enjoyed having a look round. Keep up the good work.
David Beech 2nd February, 2009 (UK)
I was born in Cambridge 1941. My parents's families lived in Melbourn My Mothers side was Whitby, 7 Meeting Lane, Melbourn, My father side Beech lived in Dolphin Lane until 1948/9. My great grandfather was the village Master Butcher, Samuel Story Mulberry.
Mary Mottram 19th December, 2008 (Peterborough)
Came upon your site during family history research - of course! - Most of my mother's family came from the Cambridge area, including Foxton, Shepreth, Barrington and Meldreth and especially Melbourn. I particularly like your History section and understand that your planning to put the Church records on the site I look forward to seeing them online. I can't wait to tell my mum about this site, she will love it.
“Last Saturday a labouring man named John Ingrey was killed by the falling of a quantity of clunch in a pit in which he was working, at Melbourn, in this county” Chronicle 1841 October 23rd