Tilton on the Hill

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Philip 18 February 2011
Thanks for a useful and interesting website.

There is a useful forum for discussing genealogy and local history in Leicester & Leicestershire it's at www.leicesterforum.co.uk.

Penny Richardson 14 February 2011
What an excellent web site you have created.
I am at present researching my family history (the Sikes Family) and it has helped me to find out a lot. Thank you.

Sharon Grant 10 October 2010
A great resource. Many thanks - very helpful in tracing the Crane/Crain family.

f.c.turnbull 25 September 2010
thanks for including details of the turnbull family graves and photographs this is much appreaciated,sorry if my origional query appeared curt but i have yet to learn the computer lingo,again many thanks.

Margaret Stacey 13 July 2010
Congrats on your excellent website! I am a member of Uppingham Local History Group and am currently researching Rev Timothy Moxon who was Oakham Circuit Minister 1847-50. Tilton and Halstead were included on his 'round'. Could you please tell me if the chapels still exist, also Tilton Grange where he stayed with the Shilcock family when visiting.
Many thanks,
Margaret Stacey

Mary Governal 13 June 2010
My Grandfather's name was Kenneth E. Tilton and we trace our lineage back to the Tiltons of England. This is all very interesting!

Shelley Porter 31 May 2010
What a great site! Really useful list of Irelands in the parish records. My gt.gt.gt grandfather Joseph Ireland came from Tilton and my gt gt grandfather Samuel was born in 1835 - many of the Irelands are mine. My parents lived not far from Tilton at Sludge Hall in the 1950s - Alan and Joyce Ireland. A gem of a site - love the picture of gravestones - the Sarah Ireland one is mine :-)