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John Rickard
November 3, 2015
Nicholson or Young - Love the website. Looking for any information anyone may have about the Nicholson family who have lived in and around Thornley and Wheatley Hill for generations. any info, anecdotes, remembrances greatly appreciated. jprickard@yahoo.co.uk
Nicholson or Young - Love the website. Looking for any information anyone may have about the Nicholson family who have lived in and around Thornley and Wheatley Hill for generations. any info, anecdotes, remembrances greatly appreciated. jprickard@yahoo.co.uk... Collapse
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Next Meeting

30 September 2026
The Bowes Family their Houses & Gardens – Adrian Green

All meetings are held in Wheatley House 11:00am – Noon, Entrance is £3 which includes raffle and refreshments, Membership not essential – everyone welcome

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  • July 2026

Recent Articles

  • Next Meeting – September
  • Sixty members, five published authors, one former pit village: Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine visits Wheatley Hill History Club.
  • HERITAGE LOTTERY GRANT AWARD
  • We now have a YouTube Channel and Video Memories Page
  • Back from the Dead at Gallipoli: William Wilson of Wheatley Hill

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