Tilton on the Hill

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Gill Childs 24 January 2008
I've been enjoying looking at everything on your excellent site - mainly because I know someone who has gone to live in Tilton.

bettybaker 03 January 2008
i have just read one off your entries left by ema tiney i think i know your family and played as a child with your father and is brothers

betty baker 23 December 2007
i was born at tilton and my grandfather was station master there until the station closed my family goes back a long time my great grandfathers name was goodman and my grandfathers was reed

A Brodie 21 December 2007
Thank you for this useful site. I am researching a group of families from the Isle of Ely and a member, named Wilson Johnson, married Elizabeth Bryan at Tilton on the Hill on 8 Oct 1811. More information about either party would be welcomed.

Gail Naughton 28 November 2007
Thanks for all your hard work. I am researching the Leeson family based in Cold Newton and there seem to be lots of Tilton links, so will be paying a visit soon.

David Tilton 15 November 2007
I visited the Cathedral and the Vicar in February 2004. Beautiful West Highland Terriers and nice tea, dear Sir!

Yes the Tiltons of Tilton left around 1600. I spent alot of time researching our history. The vicar gave me the names of a couple Tiltons who were still very energetic about our pre-American history in England. If you want to start, read Richardson's book "The Tilton Territory". That's a good start.

David (currently unable to get to me box of Tilton history).

Judi Kelly 24 October 2007
My gt,gt grandfather,William Bryan, married Ann Ireland at Tilton Church in 1824.He was a silk weaver.They moved to Lubbenham,where I believe there were Irelands.First daughter Elizabeth was born here. They then moved to Oakham where Ann was born in 1826,she was christened at Tilton. Wife Ann died about 1830 and William remarried and moved to Kettering.
I can find no information about the Ireland family and do not know the origins of William although I note that there were Bryans in Tilton.
Can anyone help please
Judi Kelly