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Tag Archives: Hibbitt
Remembering Grandpa Hibbitt. What Was The Name Of Those Biscuits?
8TH OCTOBER Today is the 43rd anniversary of my Grandpa Hibbitt’s passing so I thought I’d post this slide of my grandparents, taken in the 1930’s, together with some memories I have of him. Grandpa was called Charles but was … Continue reading
Cine Footage Of Anne Hibbitt’s Christening Day
My grandparents and parents used to use a cine camera before and after I was born and my Grandpa Geake recorded the films onto video tape in the early 1990’s. Since then they’ve been transferred to DVD and converted to … Continue reading
Early Triumph Motorcycle Reminiscent Of Grandpa’s WW1 Service
Harvey and I visited the Shuttleworth Collection in June at the Old Warden Aerodrome near Biggleswade in Bedfordshire where they keep a wonderful collection of historic aircraft and vehicles dating from the first half of the 20th century. It’s a … Continue reading
Messing About On The Water
My Grandpa Hibbitt (Charles George Hibbitt) used to have a boat, a small cabin cruiser, and we spent many hours as a family on the Kingsbridge/Salcombe Estuary. He kept the boat at Frogmore Creek, a short drive from his and … Continue reading
Supporting The Magpies – A Wise Choice After All
When I was growing up I didn’t have a great interest in football. My elder brother used to be, and still is, extremely enthusiastic about the sport and so I adopted a favourite team when I was about 9 years … Continue reading
Coastguard Records At The National Archives – Alfred Hibbitt
I’d known for a long time that my great-grandfather, Alfred Charles Newbold Hibbitt (see right), was a Coastguard and I’d already obtained a copy of his Naval Service record some while ago from the National Archives. The record, however, ends … Continue reading
On This Day… My Grandpa Hibbitt’s Younger Brother Was Born
2ND JUNE My grandpa’s younger brother, Frederick Edward Hibbitt (his birth certificate spelt his name as Hibbit), was born on 2nd June 1904 in Soldier’s Point, Dundalk, Ireland, where his father was stationed as a Coastguard. Frederick died at 10 … Continue reading
Arrival Of A Long Lost Cousin
On 21st May 2008, my father received a phone call from one of his long lost cousins and they met the next day. He was a first cousin to my dad and we discovered lots about the younger generations of … Continue reading








