North FambridgeWar Memorial   North Fambridge has a war memorial erected to commemorate the residents of North Fambridge who died during the First World War The names are listed below  Killed 1914-1918 James Fogg Walter Pownty David Goddard Ernest Parker Cecil Saddler John Willis   Served 1914-1918 Captain  O P Bernard  MC  - RE J W Blowers  -RN K R Chaproniers KR - RASC T Coker - 9th Essex E J Flick - RNVR L Huggins - Artist Rifles Captain L J Lightfoot OBE - RAPC H Osborn - RN M Osborn - RN A J Powney - RFA S Robbins - 9th Essex Sgt W Sadler - Instructor Middlesex Regiment A White - 2nd Corporal RE F Willis- 9th Essex           A roll of honour for the dead of World War 1 is displayed inside North Fambridge Churrch Killed 1939 -1945   Geoffrey H Saxton     Looking to trace relatives in the armed services  Ancestry co uk The largest collection of UK family history records online • Most complete UK Census collection available online (1841-1901) • The Scottish 1841-61 Censuses • FREE Birth, Marriage & Death indexes from 1837 to the present day • Over 580+ million records currently online • Parish and probate records dating back to the 1500’s    Paid membership allows full search of the all the directories while free membership allows basic searches of most databases and a full search of a few although the free birth, marriage and death alone is well worth a visit. Click any of the below three links to visit ancestry.co.uk FREE - Birth, Marriage & Death Records Search the UK Census collection Burkes Peerage The definitive historical and genealogical guide to the major British, Irish and American families. There are more than 1 million names in our 15,000+ records of British, Irish and American royalty, the peerage, presidential and other important families. Each has been meticulously researched by a team of professional genealogists to ensure the information is accurate, reliable and up-to-date. The site also maintains records of most of the important houses and castles in the UK. This is the site to visit if you hope to discover an ancestor who lived above stairs. To visit the site click on the relevant link below.

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