I have happily blundered into this board while researching ancestry.

I would much appreciate it if anyone could contact me about the following. If anyone knows any of the village elders, they may recall.

My grandmother was Susan Auger, born about 1898. She married George Alfred Fraser, a farm labourer, then serving in the army, on 25 Movember 1916. Their address is given as Kettle Green, Much Hadham, Herts. They were both believed to be working on a farm, either Adam's Farm, or a farm run by a family of Daintree. George was probably in the Royal Field Artillery at the time.

My father, Edward Fraser, was born in 1920, at Kettle Green, Much Hadham. He later joined the royal Navy.

I am particularly interested in any information regarding George Alfred Fraser, as he went missing shortly after my father's birth. Family history has it that he survived the war, but his history is unknown.

Thanks in advance.

Steve

I have been researching the Orger branch of my family tree (my father's ancestors) and have found many of them lived in Much Hadham, Little Hadham and Great Hadham over the centuries. My research so far has gone back to the early 1600s. I live in North Wales and as so many of my ancestors were from The Hadhams I am very interested in visiting this part of the country in the not too distant future.
Does anyone have any information they could give me (no matter how small) on the Orger history. I would be very grateful.

Many thanks.
Wendy

Hello

I have Orgers in my family too. So far have only verified through IGI but believe my 7 x gt grandparents were George and Elizabeth Orger who had 5 children in Much Hadham including my 6 x gt grandmother, Elizabeth Orger baptised 1701 Much Hadham. She married William Bull in 1724 in Furneaux Pelham.

Would be interested to hear from anyone else researching the family

Rosie Frost